CyberAttack Simulation service
Offensive security testing aimed at evaluating the protection and detection layers.
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Objectives of the Cyberattack Simulation
The primary objective of this service is to evaluate the effectiveness of your infrastructure’s defensive layers through offensive testing. It aims to:
- Identify security flaws across various protection layers through both automated and manual tests.
- Assess the detection and response capabilities of systems (EDR, Cloud, email gateway, WAF, IDS/IPS, etc.).
- Detect vulnerabilities in critical components such as Active Directory and corporate password policies.
- Provide actionable recommendations to strengthen security by anticipating and mitigating real threats.
Benefits of the Cyberattack Simulation
- Comprehensive Evaluation: Combines automated approaches (using Cymulate/Picus Security technology) with specialized manual tests executing TTPs, covering all attack vectors.
- Proactive Detection: Identifies vulnerabilities and weaknesses before malicious actors can exploit them.
- Resource Optimization: Focuses security investments by enhancing existing controls and processes.
- Continuous Improvement: Regular follow-up meetings and periodic reports ensure the defense strategy evolves with emerging threats.
- Effective Collaboration: Enhances synergy between offensive (Red Team) and defensive (Blue Team) groups, optimizing incident response.
- Customized Service: Tailors testing from infrastructure and Active Directory assessments to evaluations of security technologies to meet client-specific needs.
Description of the Cyberattack Simulation service
This service simulates cyberattacks using commercial tools like Cymulate or Picus Security, as well as manual tests employing advanced techniques. It comprises two phases: Implementation Phase: Agents are deployed, initial tests conducted, and a roadmap for improvements is developed. Operational Phase: Periodic follow-ups, configuration adjustments, and re-evaluations of attack scenarios are performed to ensure continuous security enhancement.
Additionally, automated pentesting can be executed in a Purple Team modality, where a specialized resource manages the platform, conducts advanced tests, monitors results, and generates security indicators.
Complementary specialized unit tests are also performed to evaluate Active Directory security, conduct Domain Controller cracking, analyze EDR technologies, and execute TTPs through both manual and automated techniques to identify critical vulnerabilities and reinforce the overall security policy.