Cyber Awareness Reporting Tool (CART)

CART, programmed in Microsoft Access, is a single test event rapid assessment and reporting tool. 

Capable of importing the following data:
  • Nessus Scan Results (.nessus files)
  • SCAP Compliance Checker (SCC) results (xccdf reports)
  • STIG Checklist Viewer (.ckl files)
  • STIG XCCDF Manual STIG Templates (XCCDF XML files)
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How Do I Purchase CART?

To purchase CART, please choose a license option from below or contact us at cart@athenaconsultinggroup.com for a payment invoice. Use the download portal on the right to obtain your copy of CART. Run the program to generate an Activation Code. License key(s) will be sent to you upon receipt of payment.

License Keys cannot be generated until the application has been run the first time and an Activation Code is generated. The License Key uses the Activation Code to lock the application to the CPU and user (based on the email address they provide when filling out the form in the application). These keys are non-transferable, so make sure it is run from the computer that will be used with the application. If the person using the application gets a new computer a new license key will need to be created. However, there will not be any additional fees for this within the term of the license as long as the email address used for the initial License Key is the same.

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Download CART v2.19

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Requires Microsoft Access 2010 or above to run.

CART USER GUIDE
30-day demo licenses available upon request

For your free trial or if you require additional information or have other requests, please reach out to us by clicking below:

EMAIL US AT cart@athenaconsultinggroup
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Choose your licensing option
1-user

$1,950

One User License

one year term

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2-users

$3,400

Two User License

one year term

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3-users

$5,000

Three User License

one year term

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

  • ACG’s Country of Permanent Establishment is the United States of America. CART was developed and is maintained in the USA.
  • ACG’s Privacy Policy may be viewed at this link.
  • Return, Refund, and/or Cancellation Policy: ACG does not accept returns or offer refunds once a CART one year license has been purchased. However, all of our potential customers are welcomed to use CART on a free limited time trial basis prior to making a purchase decision. Please email cart@athenaconsultinggroup.com for a free trial.
  • Both the CART software and license(s) will be e-delivered, generally within 2-4 business days or less. If you need the CART software shipped to your location, please contact us at cart@athenaconsultinggroup.com.

Meet the Developer of CART

Bret Peresich

Director, Product Development
Bret Peresich has over 20 years of experience in Cybersecurity and Software Development. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Information Security; graduating Summa Cum Laude. He is a 10 year Navy veteran and has worked with NIWC (previously known as SPAWAR) since leaving the Navy. He started out with installation of shipboard network intrusion systems and moved over to legacy application testing for NMCI compatibility. He was a participant on the working group to develop the Unclassified Trusted Network Protect Policy (UTNPP) – which superseded the Navy Firewall Policy. He served as the chairperson for the Legacy Application Security Working Group; working with software developers and program owners to make their software compatible with NMCI desktops. He then moved on to help Navy Medicine with their Certification and Accreditation of their backbone network. He has been with Navy Medicine (now under Defense Health Agency) for 15 years under various lead roles, but chiefly serving as the team lead for the Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) and Security Test and Evaluation (ST&E) team under DIACAP and DIARMF. While conducting cybersecurity testing, Bret identified a need for taking disparate data from the various testing tools to aggregate and evaluate the results. He developed the Cyber Awareness Reporting Tool (CART) to fill that need. He has continuously been updating and maintaining CART since 2012.
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