Automated Security Validation

Automated Security Validation is the future

Security teams must continuously find security gaps, vulnerabilities, and misconfigurations in the IT infrastructure to close them before an attacker can use them to gain access to critical data – on premises and in the cloud. Penetration tests are an important tool, but they only provide a momentary view, do not scale and cannot be applied in a continuous manner. Automated Security Validation is the emulation of real-life attacks on all attack surfaces, all day, every day, to validate security measures with true safe-by-design-attacks – detecting gaps, vulnerabilities, and misconfigurations, understanding their risk and providing the validated, true remediation roadmap that every organization needs to confidently reduce their cybersecurity exposure.

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Pentera Automated Security Validation Platform

30. September 2020/in Attack Simulation /by Philipp Oesch

The Pentera Automated Security Validation Platform automatically uncovers real exposures in the organization’s environment. It challenges the entire IT attack surface (internal and external) by safely emulating the actions of an attacker, providing real-time security validation at scale.

Requiring no agents or pre-installations, the platform tests the effectiveness of existing security controls including Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR/XDR), Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP), Firewalls, Web Application Firewalls (WAF), and more. The result of the tests provides security teams with an understanding of their defense’s efficacy against modern attacks, offering remediation and mitigation guidelines for security gaps.

With Pentera, organizations can continuously reduce cyber posture by performing validation tests as frequently as needed – daily, weekly, or monthly. Evidence-based test findings are prioritized based on their risk impact, giving organizations the ability to focus remediation efforts on the vulnerabilities that matter the most.

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