Security Control Validation

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

SCV operates by simulating real-world attacks, verifying if existing security mechanisms can effectively block them. This solution consists of a library of predefined attack scenarios that can be customized to the specific needs of the organization, and also maps attack techniques from the MITRE ATT&CK matrix.

Attack simulations in the Threat Library can be divided into:

• Network Infiltration: Simulation of attempts to break into the internal network, e.g., by exploiting security vulnerabilities.
• EndPoint: Testing the security of endpoint devices (computers, laptops) against various types of malware.
• Web Application Firewall: Simulation of attacks on web servers, such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, to check the effectiveness of the web application firewall (WAF).
• Data Exfiltration: Simulation of attempts to steal data from the organization, for example, by exploiting security vulnerabilities.
• Email Infiltration: Testing email security against various types of attacks, such as phishing, malicious attachments, or links leading to infected websites.
• URL Filtering: Simulation of attempts to access harmful or unwanted websites to check the effectiveness of URL filtering.

SCV integrates with the existing security infrastructure, providing detailed reports and analyses that help understand where weaknesses exist and how to fix them.

FUNCTIONALITIES

• Continuous security control validation: Regular tests allow for ongoing monitoring of security effectiveness and identification of new vulnerabilities.
• Realistic attack simulation: SCV uses authentic attack techniques to accurately assess how the system will behave in the face of a real threat.
• Scenario customization: The ability to create custom attack scenarios allows for security testing in the context of specific threats the organization may encounter.
• Detailed reports and analyses: SCV provides transparent information about test results, facilitating the identification of areas for improvement and understanding which attack techniques may be effective against the given infrastructure.
• Integration with existing infrastructure: SCV seamlessly cooperates with various security tools, minimizing disruptions to system operation.
• Utilization of MITRE ATT&CK: SCV allows for the assessment of security effectiveness in the context of the latest attack techniques described in the MITRE ATT&CK matrix, enabling a better understanding of risk and prioritization of remediation actions.