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# Chapter 10
### Chapter 10
### Defensive modes
In this mode**;** which is related to penetration testing and legitimate hacking**,** the distribution has 1200 pre**-**installed and configured tools**,** which are grouped into 40 categories**.** The layouts are such that simple users can easily access the related tools**.** In the offensive mode**,** there are also categories for security students or researchers**,** including creating test labs and testing malware files**,** as well as data mining and data analysis tools**.**
### Anonymous modes
### Anonymous
Anonymized defensive mode that focuses on the anonymity of the user**.** Many settings have been made on the kernel and vulnerable programs**.**
In the privacy protection mode**,** the focus is on maintaining privacy and protecting users**’** data and the environment**.** There are also various tools and useful basic settings for this**.**
In order to secure the system and the user**’**s activities**,** the secure defense mode uses various and useful monitoring and protection programs and is installed on the distribution**.**
Hardened mode has many settings at the user and kernel levels that protect the distribution against various attacks**.**
However**,** the distribution does not work only in the attack mode**,** and has an attack mode as well**.** Therefore**,** many settings related to the defense modes have been avoided in order to avoid problems and interferences and have been left to the user**.**
### Privacy Mode
### Security Mode
### Emergency Mode
### Monitoring Mode
### Settings Mode
### Dashboard
