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- No security assessment has ever been conducted or you are in the early stages of security model development.
- You do not have an accurate knowledge of the security posture of your network.
Penetration testing is the ideal prosecution of vulnerability assessment and consists of a manual, controlled simulation of an attack, conducted by professionals from inside or outside the organization. In addition to overcoming the limitations of vulnerability assessments and finding vulnerabilities that would otherwise go undetected, it allows you to discover how individual vulnerabilities or some combination of them can translate into real risks, providing a realistic assessment of the impact of attacks on your infrastructure. It can be carried out with different mode combinations (e.g., black box, white box) and scenarios.
It is preferable if:
- A vulnerability assessment has already been conducted or you have a vulnerability management process in place.
- There have been substantial changes to the technology ecosystem (e.g., addition of new systems/software, etc.).
- Your security model is not mature enough for Red Teaming activities.
- Corrective actions have been taken as a result of security incidents.
Red teaming/purple teaming These activities simulate realistic attack campaigns over longer time frames with narrow scopes, which may include individual access to targets/"flags". This type of service is performed over a longer time frame than penetration testing. It is characterized by the use of different vectors of entry, extending not only to the technological but also to the human domain (e.g., social engineering). It may include the use of offensive tools such as existing or custom malware.
It is preferable if:
- Penetration tests have already been conducted.
- Its security model is evolving but not yet mature enough to include defined and relevant threat actors.
Adversary emulation / APT simulation The service simulates a realistic, enterprise-wide attack campaign with the characteristics and techniques of real cyber criminals, but without the catastrophic consequences of a real attack. The activity involves emulating the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by threat actors relevant to the client (e.g., included in its threat model or typically targeting its industry).
It allows to:
- Check the effectiveness of the implementation of security countermeasures and controls, including perimeter security, network security, hardening policies, antivirus and XDR solutions, DLP systems etc.
- examine and verify the ability to withstand a targeted attack, the operation and coordination of security teams and/or SOCs, and incident response and threat hunting processes.
This type of campaign is designed to be carried out over a longer time frame than penetration testing or red teaming activities, and continues over time. It is also characterized by the use of different entry vectors, extended not only to the technological domain but also to the human domain (e.g., social engineering). In fact, the simulation can involve the entire enterprise perimeter, including external assets, cloud, employees, and uses (as appropriate) the most common attack vectors.The tools are also extended and diversified, going so far as to include - depending on the scenario and the type of threat actor being simulated (hackers, ransomware groups, competitors/industrial espionage, hostile governments, etc.) - existing or custom malware with advanced infection/persistence/propagation/data capture and exfiltration capabilities.
DFIR - Digital Forensics & Incident Response Emergency Response services allow customers to receive immediate support during a breach. The service is provided by resources with specific skills and know-how in security incident management and experience in Incident Response in complex realities. If required, it is possible to support and coordinat the activities of restoration of the damaged services.
The goals are:
- quickly detect a breach and identify the most appropriate response strategies;
- Minimizing response time and damage caused;
- Gather information needed to support possible legal action;
- Protect the client's reputation and assets;
- Analyze the incident that occurred by identifying errors, weaknesses, and strategies adopted for management, improving response to future incidents.
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You will have the opportunity to see live:
- A real attack by next-generation Crypto-Malware on PC / SERVER;
- the effects produced by the attack on a PC / SERVER machine without the protection given by Vir.IT eXplorer PRO;
- the effects produced by the attack on a PC / SERVER machine with the active protection built into Vir.IT eXplorer PRO (Heuristic-Behavioral Technologies).
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