Pentesting vs. Red Teaming vs. BAS
Would you like to know how secure your systems are and therefore check them intensively? Which measure is best suited?
Penetration Testing
Targeted, manual and time-limited test to detect and exploit specific cyber security vulnerabilities.
Red Teaming
Manual, comprehensive simulation of real cyber attack tactics to evaluate the ability to react.
Breach & Attack Simulation
Automated, permanent simulation of attacks to identify vulnerabilities and attack surfaces.
Do you need more detailed information? Would you like to know which test methods are best suited to your company? Get in touch with us!
Breach & Attack Simulation:
Why is it so important?
With our BAS tools, we can significantly reduce attack vectors by regularly scanning your IT systems for common vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
Human Factor
Many cyber attacks target untrained employees. BAS tests whether your security mechanisms can detect potential phishing attacks and prevent the spread of malware.
Internal Access
Has company account data appeared on the dark web? Are there attackers in your network? BAS uncovers whether incorrectly configured clients allow rights to be extended – right up to admin rights.
AD Compromising
A compromised Active Directory account can have far-reaching consequences for your company. Our BAS solution checks how deeply attackers can work their way into AD through misconfigurations.
Breach & Attack Simulation:
Your benefits
Our automated simulations of cyber attacks and security breaches pursue several key objectives.
These include these important aspects:
Detection of vulnerabilities
We comprehensively identify potential and actual security gaps in your systems.
Testing the security mechanisms
We evaluate the effectiveness of your existing security measures in depth.
No process interruption
Our simulations do not interfere with your daily IT operations and active security measures.
Sustainable analysis
BAS are a permanent stress test – and therefore a useful addition to Pentests an Red Teaming.
How does a Breach & Attack Simulation work?
Our BAS tools independently attack your systems and networks multiple times on your behalf – using the approach of professional “cyber criminals”.
A high-quality Breach & Attack Simulation therefore requires a clear, structured and repeatable procedure. This follows an extended PDCA cycle (Plan-Do-Check-Act).
Our BAS approach
Trovent Breach & Attack Simulation follows a clearly structured and proven process.
Project briefing
Together we determine the period and scope of the simulation.
Tool setup
We prepare our BAS tools for the defined scenarios.
Attack simulation
Under realistic conditions, multiple attempts are made to compromise your IT systems.
Recomendations
Preparation of a detailed report with suggestions for optimization
Support
Expert advice for your IT team on the implementation of improvement measures
Validation
The effectiveness of the measures are verified with an intensive retest.
Get free advice from us
Are you considering a Breach & Attack Simulation? Do you have questions about the procedure and the costs? Or are you concerned about the potential impact on your ongoing IT operations?
We would be happy to discuss these and other questions with you in a free consultation!
