Putting Your Systems & Users to the Test
Security Awareness Training & Simulated Phishing Tests
Security awareness is an integral job function for the entire organization to avoid security risks.
Detect security gaps before hackers do
Breach & Attack Simulation
“If you can’t see it, you can’t defend against it.™"
Simulated testing for security control validation: Test your defenses and know your security posture.
What is a Breach & Attack Simulation?
By mimicking hackers’ intrusion methods, a breach and attack simulation tests the effectiveness of an organization's security controls against the latest threat actor Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs).
Cybersafe comprehensively assesses security controls such as:
Email Gateway
Tests email security controls by sending emails with attachments containing: Ransomware, Worms, Malware, and Links to malicious websites.Web Gateway
Tests your organization's secure browsing controls for outbound traffic to malicious sites and inbound traffic including malicious files and exploits.Endpoint Security
Validates the effectiveness of your endpoint security controls against behavior-based and signature-based attacks.
Lateral Movement
Simulates a compromised workstation utilizing common Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP) to spread across the network.This engagement ensures security controls operate as expected, uncovers potential gaps, and provides swift remediation strategies.
Use Cases:
- Ensure Resilience Against Latest Threats
- Validate Security Controls
- Rationalize Security Investments
- Maintain Compliance
- Thoroughly Assess Security Posture
- Improve SOC Detect & Response Capabilities
- Way to convey risk to the board and executive leadership
How well do your security controls and policies detect and stop attackers? Where are you vulnerable? Are your systems secure against the latest threats?
Want to learn more? Download the factsheet (PDF)
Breach and Attack Simulation leverages hackers’ tactics to uncover security gaps and provide mitigation recommendations.
