Software for Adversary Simulations and Red Team Operations
Elevate your security testing by combining interoperable penetration testing and red teaming solutions.
With Core Impact and Cobalt Strike, security professionals can conduct advanced assessments of security controls and defenses, providing visibility into dangerous security gaps and guidance to better protect critical assets.
Most ransomware prevention advice focuses on antivirus software and other defenses, such as having good detection and response (DR) mechanisms. All of these are important. But with the advanced level of ransomware today, you also need to take measures that test your defenses and DR strategies to ensure the measures you have in place will hold up to a real-life advanced attack.
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Your live demo will include:
- Discussion around your unique challenges & requirements
- An overview of benefits and features
- A walkthrough of the tools, including how they interoperate
- Plenty of time for questions
See proactive tools in action with combinations of vulnerability management, pen testing, and red team tooling:
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More than 90% of companies worldwide have faced at least one cyber attack*. Given those odds, the question isn't if you'll be targeted by an attack, but rather will the attack be successful?
Use a proactive security program of assessment and testing to battle-harden your cybersecurity measures, making your organization much tougher to breach.
Proactive security uses a combination of offensive security and application security to:
We sat down with John Stahmann, CISSP and Director of Sales Engineering for Offensive Security and Infrastructure Protection at Fortra, and asked him what he had learned after more than 20 years in the industry about the pitfalls, hacks, and little-known facts of offensive security.
When hashing out your offensive security strategy, it’s not all about winning – especially when you’re role-playing as the hacker.
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