Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS)

Breach and attack simulation (BAS) is a cybersecurity technique that simulates actual cyberattacks to assess an organization's security measures and incident response procedures. The use of attack simulations, including those including phishing, malware, and other advanced persistent threats, it enables enterprises to find and evaluate vulnerabilities in their networks and systems (APTs). By identifying and prioritizing areas for improvement, such as patching vulnerabilities, enhancing incident response protocols, and offering employee training, the simulation results can help the organization's overall security posture. BAS can also assist firms in adhering to legislative and industry standards.

ThreatNG can help with breach and attack simulation (BAS) by providing organizations with a better understanding of the potential vulnerabilities and risks that exist in their external-facing digital assets. The ThreatNG platform identifies, maps, and continuously monitors an organization's external-facing digital assets, such as web applications, mobile apps, and internet-connected devices. The ThreatNG platform helps organizations identify potential vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that attackers could exploit. It also evaluates the potential impact of digital threats on an organization's assets, business operations, and reputation. By assessing the potential risks associated with external-facing digital assets, organizations can prioritize what to protect and identify where to apply more focus. It gives organizations a comprehensive view of their external attack surface and potential risks.