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About usContributeSecurity claims are easy to make and hard to verify.
SWG Audit gives users safe, browser-based simulations they can run through their own perimeter controls.
The project is open source so the mechanisms are visible: redirects, local rendering, encoding, encryption, chunking, and last-mile reconstruction.
See what actually gets through.
The goal is simple: let security buyers and engineers test real control behavior without using real malware, real credentials, or sensitive files.
Every test is meant to be understandable: what the threat is, how the simulation works, and what pass or fail means.
Use dummy data. Run the tests. Trust evidence over jargon.
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