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Breach and Attack Simulation

Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) is an advanced method of computer security testing. This technology identifies vulnerabilities in security environments by simulating likely attack pathways and methods used by attackers. In this sense, the simulation of a breach and attack acts as a continuous automated breach test.

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DESCRIPTION

Security teams have long used techniques to test the strength of their organizational defenses through organized red and blue team exercises. In these scenarios, the red team plays the role of attackers, while the blue team’s objective is to defend against these attacks.

These exercises are conducted under the guidance of experienced security professionals in a controlled environment. Ultimately, both sides work together to gain a clearer picture of the organization’s security posture.

While such exercises have long been an important tool for preventing intrusions, they have two key drawbacks: they are manual and highly resource-intensive. Most organizations are not able to conduct such tests on a regular basis. This means that vulnerabilities remain unnoticed for weeks or months between tests, and security teams have a weak understanding of the true state of their environment.

The breach and attack simulation platform solves this problem by performing many of the same critical functions as the red and blue teams, but in a continuous and automated manner.

PURPOSE

What questions do BAS tools address?

The BAS solutions address the question of “Do our cybersecurity programs really work?” Large companies invest significant amounts of money into security products, yet still lack confidence that they can withstand increasingly sophisticated attacks. And as we know, manually testing all production environments across an entire enterprise for vulnerabilities is impossible. Breach and attack simulations fill this gap, allowing companies to get more out of their security investments by continuously testing the corporate network with low-risk simulations.

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iIT Distribution company works in the field of cybersecurity and increasing IT infrastructure efficiency. We collaborate with market leaders in cybersecurity to provide organizations with the best solutions and ensure full protection against breaches and attacks.

Simulations of breaches and attacks can play a crucial role in protecting an organization’s key assets by simulating likely attack methods and providing guidance on prioritizing remediation. By doing this automatically, continuously, and modeling breaches, it provides constant protection and allows security teams to take a proactive stance in all aspects of the environment’s security.

Breach and Attack Simulation Benefits

The breach simulator models, evaluates, and tests the most modern attack methods. This is done throughout the entire cycle of the attack on the organization’s critical assets, after which the security teams receive a list of prioritized steps to address vulnerabilities, if any are detected.

Penetration testing can simulate attacks using malware on endpoints, data theft, and complex APT attacks that move through the network, aimed at the most valuable assets.

By combining red and blue team methods (a practice known as “purple teaming”) and automating them, breach and attack simulation platforms provide continuous coverage. Simulations can be run 24/7, ensuring organizations have deeper visibility into their true security posture. This is critical as attackers can bypass any defense system given enough time. Continuous testing is the most effective way to reduce the risk of a breach.

In addition to the benefits associated with automation and continuous monitoring, breach and attack simulations also allow security teams to change their approach to defense. Instead of being reactive, waiting for scan results or patch releases, breach simulation allows security experts to adopt the mindset of an attacker. They can take the initiative and actively look for vulnerabilities, rather than sitting back and hoping that current security measures will be sufficient.

Breach and attack simulation has another advantage compared to traditional security testing: it is less reliant on human skills. Penetration testers, red or blue teams, are made up of people with certain skill sets and levels of experience – both of which can vary greatly among team members.

Human errors caused by inexperience, carelessness, or faulty judgment can affect the results of manual testing. Automated breach simulation eliminates this factor while also increasing testing efficiency and reducing costs.

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What questions do BAS tools address?

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