Validate security controls and policies to close attack vectors
Organizations have hundreds of security controls from endpoints to web and email gateways. When controls are overly complex and difficult to manage, you risk exposing your organization to threat actors looking to exploit broken, out-of-date or misconfigured controls. With Dell Pen Testing and Attack Simulation Management, you can avoid these risks by validating the effectiveness of security controls. Download this datasheet for an overview of services and key features and benefits. Contact us to learn how LAN Infotech can support security validation and testing at your organization.
What is Pen Testing and Attack Simulation Management?
Pen Testing and Attack Simulation Management is a service offered by Dell that validates security controls and policies across the full kill chain. It includes monthly automated breach and attack simulations (BAS) to ensure that security controls are functioning properly, as well as an annual penetration test where experts attempt to breach defenses for critical assets. This combination helps organizations identify misconfigurations and vulnerabilities that could be exploited by threat actors.
How does the BAS technology work?
Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) technology is designed to safely test security controls in production environments. It simulates real-world attack scenarios, allowing security professionals to assess various attack vectors, such as malware deployment or unauthorized data access. The BAS tool is continuously updated with the latest threat information and behaviors, ensuring that organizations can effectively identify and address emerging security issues.
What are the reporting and review processes?
The service includes monthly reporting on the results of breach and attack simulations, highlighting any security control issues that need to be addressed. Additionally, a quarterly review is conducted to analyze trends and notable activities observed within the IT environment. This process helps organizations understand their security posture and receive recommendations for improvements based on the findings.
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