Breach and Attack Simulation

External Attack Surface Management (EASM)

Breach and Attack Simulation, also known as BAS or BASaaS (Breach and Attack Simulation as a Service), is a cybersecurity testing methodology that simulates attacks on an organization's systems and applications to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses. This testing methodology involves a series of simulated attacks designed to test an organization's defenses and provide insights into the effectiveness of its security controls.

ThreatNG's targeted, in-depth, and detailed discovery can help with this use case by identifying potential entry points for attackers and weaknesses in an organization's security posture. This primed assessment allows an organization to understand better its external attack surface, including web applications, cloud infrastructure, and exposed services.

Attack scenarios simulations are much more informed with this data, which can help an organization understand how an attacker might exploit vulnerabilities and weaknesses in its security controls. By conducting these simulations, an organization can identify gaps in its security posture and prioritize remediation efforts to improve its overall security.

The ThreatNG Discovery and Inventory facility can provide valuable insights into an organization's security posture and help identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that attackers can exploit. By leveraging this information to conduct breach-and-attack simulations, organizations can improve their security posture and protect sensitive data from cyber threats.