Maintainer Carrie Roberts gives an extensive overview of the purpose and methodology behind Atomic Red Team, how to navigate the project, and some useful emulation scenarios for new and seasoned users alike.

Make it habitual! Testing is not one-and-done, so establishing a regular testing schedule is one of the best things you can do for your security posture. Keith McCammon explores how you can set up a testing cadence based on the book Atomic Habits by James Clear.

Our friends at Splunk write about the importance of detecting Internet Information Services (IIS) modules, response methods, and of course, testing with atomics that emulate IIS modules.

Paul and Mike review how IIS modules work and how you can test against them, sourcing from the above Splunk article and their own experience with IIS modules.

This new test from contributor cyberbuff verifies the current AWS password policy and retrieves its details for the tester.

Contributor Leomon5 added two new tests to the Modify Registry technique, based off of research from Trend Micro, intended to emulate Mimic ransomware. These tests attempt to emulate the modification of the target’s registry to enable multiple user and RDP sessions.