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## Achilles Test Platform

The
**[Achilles Test Platform](https://www.ge.com/digital/sites/default/files/download_assets/achilles-test-platform-from-ge-digital-datasheet.pdf)**
by **[GE Digital](https://www.ge.com/digital/)** provides a stress test that simulates cyber attacks via a TCP/IP network connection.
GE Digital offers also a certification service for end-equipment.
The **[Achilles Test Platform](https://wurldtech.com/products/achilles-test-platform)** by **[Wurldtech](https://wurldtech.com)**
(formerly under **GE Digital**) provides a stress test that simulates cyber attacks via a TCP/IP network connection. Wurldtech
offers also a certification service for end-equipment.

The **Network Component** is verified with the Achilles Test Software (ATS) and passes Level 1 tests.
The **Network Component** is verified with the Achilles Test Software (ATS) and passes Level 1 tests.
Thus, Arm Cortex-M based microcontrollers using the **Network Component**, should pass the Achilles Level 1 certification.

If during your own tests the ATS has recorded an anomaly, usually the Storm Rate Limit for the device under test is too high
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