Today’s threat actors perform interactive, hands-on keyboard attack campaigns. The perimeter is the first line of defense against attempts to gain unauthorized access to an organization’s network and the sensitive data stored within. Focusing on inbound traffic and egress filtering utilizing known bad behavior can tell you a lot about your perimeter defenses. 

An optimal perimeter is your first line of defense and allows for more efficient and effective security operations. The goal is to minimize business impact should an adversary gain a foothold in your environment. Post-infiltration, attackers set up command-and-control (C&C) and data exfiltration channels to receive malicious payloads and export stolen data. By minimizing these communication channels, you make the adversaries’ lives more difficult.

The ability to visualize your strengths and weaknesses at the perimeter is key.  Our assessments look for inconsistencies and outliers that your team can fix and help harden your perimeter defenses, ensuring security standards are set across all environments, including the cloud, data centers, sites, and zones.  

Join us on August 28, 2024, at 9 am PT/12 pm ET as SafeBreach discusses why understanding the organizational perimeter and egress filtering policy is the first step in determining how your organization can protect itself from today’s malicious threats and their impact on your organizational posture and reputation. In this live assessment, SafeBreach experts will:

• Run infiltration simulations against your perimeter defenses to identify gaps in your network perimeter
• Test your network egress filtering policy by performing malicious behaviors and activities around exfiltrating data
• Highlight ways of optimizing network protection and data egress policies to harden your organizational security posture