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Even with advanced firewall technology, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), and a wide array of security tools in place, businesses still miss clues and suffer major security breaches every day.

In a recent survey, 50% of respondents said that they have experienced a security breach because one or more of their security products was simply not working as expected. Sound familiar?

Keysight, recently announced Threat Simulator with the simple goal of validating that your security tools and processes are working properly. Within minutes you can test that your rules are triggering, and your investments in security are fully optimized.

Safely create the entire “kill chain” an attacker would use to breach your defenses. Simply choose from a library of real-world attacks… we’re talking phishing, dynamic user behavior, malware transmission, infection, Command & Control, and even lateral movement. Threat Simulator then shows you exactly what and where things happened, the good, the bad, the ugly… oh, and step-by-step remediation instructions so you can get to fixing!

You can try a free trial and test some use cases like:

  • Safely simulate the entire kill chain using real-world malware and techniques.
  • Accurately measure your SIEM rules and detection capabilities
  • Quickly fix misconfigurations to optimize existing investments
  • Automatically stay in front of new attacks and changes with continuous audits
  • Save money by maximizing effectiveness of existing security controls and processes.
Threat Armour Free Trial

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