Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS)

Assess your security controls 24x7x365, simulate multi-vector attacks without affecting existing operations, and fix vulnerabilities before an attack can occur.

Continuous Threat Assessment

Stay ahead of potential threats with continuous testing and evaluation of your network's security

Cost-Effective

Conducting BAS is much more cost-effective than experiencing a real-world breach, allowing you to address vulnerabilities before they cause harm.

Better Compliance

Meet industry regulations and standards, such as PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and NIST, with regular security testing.

Improved Security Posture

Identify and remediate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited, resulting in a stronger security posture for your organization.

Faster Incident Response

By understanding the impact of a cyber attack and testing your incident response plan, you can respond faster and more effectively in the event of a real breach.

Better Allocate Resources

Identify areas where your security is weakest, and allocate resources more effectively to address these issues, rather than blindly spending on security measures that may not be necessary.

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Automate

Monitor and optimize your security posture continuously

Quick & Easy Deployment

Our Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) solution is SaaS-based; it deploys in under an hour and provides value out-of-the-box for all skill levels.

Most Comprehensive

Our BAS is the only platform that operationalizes the MITRE ATT&CK framework to manage your security posture across the full cyber kill chain.

Easy To Integrate

Custom and pre-built API integrations with your security stack and SOC systems make us the easiest to correlate and optimize security findings to attacks.

Attack Vectors & Modules

Launch comprehensive, production-safe, and constantly updated set of attacks that assess the efficacy of your defenses.

Email Security Testing

The Email Gateway vector enables you to test and optimize your email security posture. This vector challenges your email security controls against a comprehensive set of attacks by sending emails with attachments containing ransomware, worms, trojans, or links to malicious websites. The simulation reveals which malicious emails, file types and embedded files that could potentially reach your employees’ inbox.

Web Application Firewall

The Web Application Firewall (WAF) vector enables you to test and optimize your web security controls. This vector first identifies all the forms and other means of data import available on the target domain and then challenges the WAF against thousands of attacks, including OWASP top payloads, command injection and file inclusion attacks to assess the integrity of the WAF configuration and its blocking capabilities.

Web Gateway

The Web Gateway vector validates your organization’s web security controls. This vector challenges the controls that protect employees from both accessing and downloading malware from malicious and compromised websites. The vector tests inbound protection against thousands of different simulated malicious files and exploits, and outbound protection against a feed comprised of thousands of URLs, which are updated daily.

Endpoint Security

The Endpoint Security Assessment vector enables you to test and optimize the effectiveness of your endpoint security. The vector challenges your endpoint security controls against a comprehensive set of attacks that simulates malicious behavior of ransomware, worms, trojans and other types of malware. Red team testing enables the creation of custom attack scenarios.

Data Exfiltration

The Data Exfiltration vector enables you to test the effectiveness of your Data Loss Prevention (DLP) security controls and optimize them. This vector challenges your DLP controls with a broad range of synthetic regulatory, company confidential and custom data sets. The vector packages the data into different file types including images and office files and attempts to exfiltrate them using multiple exfiltration methods.

Immediate Threat Intelligence

The Immediate Threats Intelligence module enables you to safely test and optimize your organization’s security posture against specific, real and emerging cyber threats. The module is updated daily by Cymulate security analysts that monitor the web for new threats. The Immediate Threats Intelligence module tests email, web gateway, and endpoint security controls.

Full Kill-Chain APT

Full Kill-Chain APT module enables you to test, measure and improve the effectiveness of your security controls against real-world Advanced Persistent Threats (APT). The module provides predefined templates for testing against well-known APT groups and enables red teams to create their own APT attacks from tens of thousands of attack simulations across the entire kill chain, including Email, Web, Phishing, Endpoint, Lateral Movement and Data Exfiltration.

Purple Teaming Automation

A framework that operationalizes the MITRE ATT&CK® framework to create, launch and automate custom attack scenarios. In addition to the extensive library provided outof-the-box, security staff can craft or modify executions to create both simple and complex scenarios of atomic, combined, and chained executions. The module enables APT simulation, purple team exercises, incident response playbook exercises, pro-active threat hunting

Phishing Awareness Vector

The Phishing Awareness vector enables you to evaluate employee security awareness. It provides al l the resources required to create, customize, launch and measure phishing campaigns. Each campaign is tracked for 5 different actions (opening, clicking, entering credentials, reporting and completing a quiz) providing the full picture of employee security awareness levels, enabling the organization to focus on those that require more education and monitoring than others.

Lateral Movement (Hopper) Vector

The Lateral Movement (Hopper) vector challenges your internal network configuration and segmentation policies against different techniques and methods used by attackers to propagate withinthe network and control additional systems. The vector simulates an adversary that has control over a single workstation and attempts to move laterally within the organization. It identifies infrastructure weaknesses, network misconfiguration, and provides guidance to remediate them.

Attack Surface Management Vector

Attack Surface Management vector discovers what a hacker can find out about your company during the initial information gathering phase of an attack. The module identifies and fingerprints your domains and sub-domains to discover internet facing weaknesses and vulnerabilities. It also looks for Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to uncover leaked credentials and organizational information that can be used in an attack.

With our advanced simulation technology, you can recreate real-world attack scenarios and evaluate your security infrastructure’s ability to detect and respond to them. Our BAS platform is designed to help you identify security gaps and vulnerabilities and provide actionable insights to help you improve your overall security posture.

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The Four Pillars of Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS)

Threat Intelligence

This pillar involves gathering information about potential threats to your organization's networks and systems. This can include understanding the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by attackers, identifying vulnerabilities in your systems, and monitoring for indicators of compromise. This information is used to develop simulations that mimic real-world attacks, allowing organizations to test their security controls and identify areas for improvement.

Simulation

This pillar involves the actual creation and execution of breach and attack simulations. This can include scenarios such as network intrusions, phishing attacks, malware infections, and privilege escalation. The simulations are designed to be as realistic as possible, mimicking the behavior of real-world attackers, and providing organizations with the opportunity to assess their security posture and identify gaps in their defenses.

Automation

This pillar refers to the use of automation to streamline and scale the simulation process. This can include automating the discovery and mapping of network assets, the generation of simulated attacks, and the reporting of results. In addition to that, Automation also allows organizations to run more simulations, more frequently, and with less manual effort, providing a more comprehensive view of the organization's security posture.

Continuous Improvement

This pillar refers to the ongoing process of using the insights and data generated from BAS to make continuous improvements to an organization's security posture. This can include implementing new security controls, changing security policies, and addressing vulnerabilities. By continuously improving their security posture, organizations can stay ahead of evolving threats and reduce their risk of compromise.