As cybersecurity needs continue to rise, it’s no secret that organizations are having to do more with less. In any given company one can find modern-day use of the old adage, “Patch it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.” That make it do part is exactly what upskilling and reskilling is all about.
Fortra’s Offensive Security Suite is comprised of three distinct enterprise-grade tools: Core Impact tests exploitation paths and lateral movement, Cobalt Strike enables advanced adversary tactics for Red Team operations, and
Advanced red teamers can maximize their engagements with this testing suite that features Core Impact, an automated pen testing solution, Cobalt Strike, a post-exploitation adversary simulation tool, and OST, an expertly curated offensive security toolset highlighting evasive capabilities.
First there was the boom – now there’s the bust. Organizations that invested in myriad new solutions to handle the complexity of myriad security problems now have a different problem on their hands – how do you handle all of the vendors?
Red Team engagements simulate malicious activities of a long-term embedded threat actor and serve as a valuable learning experience for the target organization's security team. While it was once seen as a nice addition to a strong security posture, red teaming is now a crucial way to gain real-world experience against dangerous exploits. In this guide, get an overview of red teaming, including:
Engineered by expert red teamers, Outflank Security Tooling (OST) delivers a curated suite of offensive capabilities capable of challenging even the most hardened enterprise environments.
IT professionals like you know what you’re up against. The dynamics of today’s threat landscape require organizations to do more than just defend against cyber-attacks. While there will always be a need for defensive strategies and solutions, it is now essential for organizations to become more proactive and get ahead of threats to their critical assets.
You’ve completed a pen test and, not surprisingly, the offensive security exercise turned up multiple weak points and exploitable vulnerabilities across your enterprise environment.