Breach and Attack Simulation
Measure and strengthen cyber resilience by automatically and continuously testing the effectiveness of your security tools.
Breach and Attack Simulation Tools Are Must-Have for Modern Security
Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and impactful while traditional security assessment methods struggle to keep pace. The limitations of these legacy practices leave organizations exposed to undetected vulnerabilities, such as misconfigurations in security measures.
BAS tools address this challenge by continuously stress-testing security controls against real-life adversarial behaviors in a non-destructive manner. They also offer vendor-specific and neutral mitigation suggestions, streamlining remediation efforts and reducing the risk of disruptive patches
Essential Features of BAS Tools to Maximize ROI
Not all BAS tools are the same. When selecting a BAS solution that offers the highest return on benefits, there are a few key criteria to consider.
10 Criteria for Choosing the Right BAS Solution
Picus Approach to Breach and Attack Simulation
Comprehensive threat library, actively updated every day by offensive security experts, to proactively test your defenses against current and emerging attack strategies.
Go beyond identifying prevention and detection gaps. Leverage thousands of mitigation recommendations, including vendor-specific prevention signatures and detection rules, to optimize your controls effectively.
Automatically maps simulation results against the MITRE ATT&CK framework to quickly identify gaps and prioritize mitigation techniques that pose the most significant risk.
With automated reporting and insightful dashboard visualizations, quickly assess your threat readiness and monitor performance trends over time.
Why Security Leaders Choose Picus
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Platform Scope
Access to different products with great synergy under a single platform, including Breach and Attack Simulation, Automated Pentesting, Cloud Security Validation, and Detection Rule Validation.
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OUR VALUE
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percent of Gartner® Peer Insights™ reviewers recommend Picus.
organizations and counting trust our platform globally.
threats simulated consistently and accurately.
percent average increase in prevention capability in 3 months.
Individually Licensable Attack Modules
Test your controls against a regularly maintained attack library, comprising thousands of real-world threats and attack actions.
Validate that malware and ransomware, downloaded via client-side attacks, is prevented and detected.
Test the effectiveness of your controls to block malicious links and attachments.
Gauge if your defenses are capable of blocking code injection, denial of service and brute force attacks.
Validate that scenario attacks by threat groups, including APTs, are identified by endpoint security controls.
Assess whether your defenses can prevent the exfiltration of sensitive personal and financial information.
Frequently Asked Questions
An effective Breach and Attack Simulation tool must provide extensive threat simulations across pre and post-compromise stages, frequent library updates to match evolving cyber threats, customizable simulations for specific needs, diverse integration and reporting features, and alignment with frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK, all crucial for a resilient security posture.
BAS tools provide continuous testing of security controls, integrate the MITRE ATT&CK framework for strategic insights, and deliver actionable results with targeted mitigation suggestions, enhancing overall cybersecurity effectiveness.
To choose the right breach and attack simulation tool for your organization, evaluate its ability to continuously test security controls, its integration with a diverse range of security controls, and the actionability and relevance of its results and mitigation suggestions to your specific security needs.
Consider using breach and attack simulation tools when you need continuous and automated security assessments to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats and to ensure security controls are effective against real-world attack scenarios.