Software for Adversary Simulations and Red Team Operations
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?
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.
How the justice system deals with cybercrime is still relatively new and finding its footing. How cybercriminals are leveraging the legal system is relatively new, too.
While reading the amazing Inline-Execute-PE by Octoberfest7, I noticed that to obtain the output from the PE being executed, the author needed to allocate a console, which results in a process being created (conhost.exe).
Are you ready to put your organization to the test? Cobalt Strike is the benchmark adversary simulation tool, used by countless red teams to assess the defenses of an infrastructure by replicating the tactics and techniques of an advanced, embedded attacker in a network. Features include:
Cobalt Strike is a mature offensive security tool used for post-exploita
Cobalt Strike helps organizations conduct advanced adversary simulatio
Cobalt Strike is a mature offensive security tool used for post-exploitation scenarios and red team operations. Experienced security professionals use Cobalt Strike to emulate the techniques and tactics of an embedded threat actor and put an organization’s defenses to the test.