See the Breaking Point Before It’s Too Late
Critical infrastructure systems—such as power grids, finance, transport, and communications—are vulnerable to cascading disruptions when pressure builds at key nodes. This interface helps monitor stress buildup, detect weak points, and anticipate where failures may spread next.
Hierarchical power distribution network with major substations and generation facilities. High hub concentration makes this vulnerable to coordinated attacks targeting 3-5 critical nodes simultaneously.
Interconnected financial messaging and clearing systems with major banking institutions. Small-world topology creates potential for systemic financial cascade failures.
Major ports, rail hubs, and trucking networks essential for supply chain resilience. Geographic topology with coordinated attacks on key logistics nodes could trigger nationwide supply disruptions.
Telecommunications backbone including Internet Exchange Points, data centers, and satellite networks. Scale-free topology is more resilient due to redundancy but vulnerable to targeted attacks.
Infrastructure nodes that, if compromised, would trigger the most severe cascade failures.
Cross-sector dependencies that amplify cascade effects.