netaddr==0.7.10, mako==0.8, ipaddr==2.1.11 mgtoolkit>=1.0.16

1. MGtoolkit 1.0.16 must be installed on the local system. This can be done using the .gz file provided, by entering

   $ sudo pip install mgtoolkit-1.0.16.tar.gz // MAC-OSX

   $ pip install mgtoolkit-1.0.16.tar.gz // Linux

Installation on MAC-OSx ----------------

to install muddy python package from .tar.gz:

$ sudo pip install muddy-0.11.tar.gz

this will automatically check and install any dependencies missing on local system

$ sudo apt-get install python-pip $ pip install muddy-0.11.tar.gz

this will automatically check and install any dependencies missing on local system

1. Generate MUD files for common flows:

   $ muddy --createmud <full path and name of folder containing flow rule .csv files>

   Informs the if invalid flows are detected, creates MUD file per .csv file.

2. Check consistency of generated MUD files

   $ muddy --checkmud <full path and name of the 'results' folder containing MUD (.json) files>

   Informs the user of any intent-ambiguous rules (ie overlapping rules with different outcomes) and redundancies (ie duplicate rules and other ovelapping rules with same outcome)

3. Compare the created MUD files against a high-level SCADA best practice policy

   $ muddy --bpcompare <full path and name of MUD file>

   Informs the user whether the MUD policy is best practices compliant or not. If so, it will list zones within a SCADA network where the device can be installed.