The Remote / Onsite Security Assessment (ROSA) Jumpkit is designed to help organize equipment loadouts by the type of security assessment. The cases have been selected to help protect each tool and organize them by functionality. These are merely recommendations as every person will have their personal tool and organization preferences.
NOTE: Equipment changes over time. It is natural that that some of the equipment listed in these kits will be dated and, possibly, discontinued. Equipment is useful until new functionality is required or something more consistent is identified. All kits should be viewed as good starting points.
Jumpkits are extremely personal and vary by the professional's experiences and expertise. New and experienced professionals are always looking for equipment that balances portability, functionality, effectiveness, and cost. The ROSA Jumpkit project is accepting Community Jumpkit submissions using the Issue Tracking function or Git Pull requests of this repo. Please do your leg work to get all of the associated reference information.
Jumpkits can be any case with the intent to protect the equipment and make it easily accessible during travel. If you are not using the AmazonBasic Protective Case, please provide a reference to the case used for your jumpkit.
List of travel case types to help organize which equipment cases to pack for specific engagement types. All kits are designed to fit (sometimes snuggly) into an AmazonBasic Protective Case unless noted.
- Hardware Assessment Kit (HAK) - gear to conduct a hardware assessment or work with circuit boards and development kits.
- Wi-Fi Assessment Kit (WAK) - gear to conduct a wireless assessment of 802.11 networks.
- Radio Assessment Kit (RAK) - gear to conduct a radio assessment of 802.15.4 networks (i.e. ZigBee, Zwave, TI Framework), Bluetooth devices, 900 MHz networks, specialized equipment communications, and proprietary networks.
- Network Assessment Kit (NAK) - gear to connect and capture data from a wired network.
- Physical Assessment Kit (PAK) - gear to test physical entry (i.e. locks, card entry).
- Remote Assessment Kit (VAK) - gear to send to client to conduct a remote security assessment.
- Forensic Assessment Kit (FAK) - gear needed to acquire information from hard drives and storage media.
| Equipment | Vendor | Model | Description | Quantity | Cost* | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waterproof Carry-On Hard Case with Wheels Empty | Nanuk | 935 | Hard case to protect equipment. Airline carry on version to stow in overhead or check-in at counter or gate. | 1 | $145 | Versions come with and without foam and lid storage. |
| Protective cases | AmazonBasics | N/A | Universal Travel Case Organizer for Small Electronics and Accessories | 10 | Single: $13, Ten Pack: $93 |
Outer dimensions 9.5 x 5.4 x 2 inches |
| Lid Organizer | Nanuk | N/A | Lid Organizer for The Nanuk 935 Case | 1 | $ 43 | Approx. dims - 19.50" x 10.75" |
| Case Logic JDS-6 USB Drive Shuttle 6-Capacity-Black | Case Logic | JDS-6 | USB Thumb Drive Case | 5 | $8 | Cases to protect USB-style radio dongles |
* Cost on 2019/08/01
- John Sawyer - encouraged me to write this down, I just took it too far....
- Jason Larser - inspired by his gear.
- Dave Maynor - wanted to compare assessment kits.
- Larry Pesce - cause I bug him about everything, and he helps.