An Assumed Breach is the approach of operating under the assumption that a breach has already occurred, allowing you to identify vulnerabilities and take preventive measures to secure your organization. With our Assumed Breach service, depending on the maturity of your organization the assessment can be performed with the purpose of identifying misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in the following ways:
Insider Threat perspective
Test the effectiveness of blue team
Scenario depicting attacker's limited access to the infrastructure.
Advantages of Red Team Assessment
The most frequently identified vulnerabilities are not very different from the OWASP top 10 lists.
Put your perimeter security to test with a simulation of a real-world attack on your organization.
Get an insight into what real-world attackers are up to and become immune to those attack tactics.
Stress-test your incident response team and see how they respond to real-world threats.
Assess your threat prevention program to ensure its bulletproof.
Validate your security controls for the critical infrastructure.
Get a virtual view of your organization’s public-facing assets and build defences around them.
How it works?
Methodology
Our approach draws inspiration from both penetration testing and the assumed breach concept that leverages the renowned MITRE ATT & CK framework to ensure a comprehensive and effective assessment.
We conduct an extensive enumeration of users, groups, etc. present in your environment.
Reconnaissance
We simulate the movement of an attacker within your network, attempting to escalate privileges and move across systems.
Lateral Movement
We try to elevate user privileges and gain broader control over systems by deploying C2Cs and maintain access over the systems while continuing to progress towards complete organization compromise.
Post-Exploitation
We attempt to exfiltrate simulated sensitive data to assess the effectiveness of data protection mechanisms and existing detection controls.
Exfiltration
Remediation plans are developed to address the identified weaknesses and vulnerabilities. This step involves advising the security controls and measures to address the security shortcomings detected in the assessment.
Remediation
Do you know?
90 percent of organizations
plan to prioritize a Zero Trust security strategy in 2022
70% of businesses
fell victim to ransomware attacks
It takes a company 197 days to discover the breach
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Discover the recommendations we provide for improving your system's security
The most frequently identified vulnerabilities are not very different from the OWASP top 10 lists.
Get an insight into the effectiveness of security controls within the organization.
Identify the critical vulnerabilities that could be leveraged in terms of a real-world security breach.
Determine the Infrastructure misconfigurations that are not part of a general penetration testing.
What do you get?
Comprehensive Report
It includes attack narratives, list of vulnerabilities and exploits mapped to MITRE Framework, threat detection bypasses along with detailed observations and recommendations.
Key Findings
A summarized presentation of the assumed breach activity that highlights the important stages and results of the assessment.
Visualised Mindmap
Visualised mindmap of reconnaissance and attack paths conducted for easier understanding of the assessment to the stakeholders.
Extended Support
A team of experts will work with you to diagnose and resolve issues as soon as possible.
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Our deliverables are comprehensive in nature that addresses both technical and business audiences.
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