Enterprise Security Blind Spots
Your organization depends on your network defenders to detect and respond to real-world cyberattacks.
Network defenders rely on their security tools to detect and alert them to an attack so they can analyze, contain and neutralize the threat as fast as possible.
Unfortunately, their security tools often do not work as expected.

Check out how BlindSPOT helps simulate ransomware attacks
Detection Failures
Organizations across the globe are losing confidence in their detection stack because they cannot be assured that detection controls are working as intended until a real attack occurs. Here are two examples of how these controls fail:
Incorrect Configurations
The security tools only detect a fraction of what is expected due to misconfigurations and original tuning issues.
Changes in Controls
The IT team made a change that impacted the effectiveness of the security tools without the blue team being notified.
Alerting Failures
When detection tools do alert, they are often delayed or worse yet, are not directed to places that are not being monitored. Here are two examples of how alerting controls fail:
Ineffective Monitoring
Activity occurring in the network is not generating an alert to the blue team because the logs showing that activity are not being centrally collected and processed.
Processing Delay in Ingesting Events
Detection is successful, but the alert tied to that activity doesn’t fire for hours, delaying your response until after the event is already over.
Testing Must Evolve
Testing cannot be done once per year or even per quarter.
Your network defense team must be able to practice regularly!
BlindSPOT will help your team continuously Test & Improve their Security Controls so they will be Ready for a Real-World Attack!
Penetration Testing vs BlindSPOT

Cyber attacks are made of up a chain of activities. A penetration test is only one attack chain.
What about the rest?
BlindSPOT allows you to continuously simulate known cyber attacks as well as malware and ransomware strains to prove your company is prepared to defend against them.
Pentests
BlindSPOT
You Need To Test The Entire Value Chain
BlindSPOT will enable your network defenders by:

No more guessing if your security defenses will work as expected…No More Blind Spots!
Let’s Flip The Script Against Attackers
Are Your Security Tools Detecting And Alerting Correctly?
Before BlindSPOT

As you can see, the majority of this ransomeware attack chain was completely missed by the security team.
After BlindSPOT

Due to BlindSPOT’s improvement of the detection and alerting tools, this attack would no longer be successful.
Are Your Alerts Delayed or Completely Missed?
Before BlindSPOT

As you can see, a great deal of alerts have failed. You think alerts are going to your SIEM? Guess again!
After BlindSPOT

BlindSPOT has optimized detection alerting with no delays and 100% visibility
How BlindSPOT Works
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Continuously Test Your Endpoints’ Security Posture
Our agent continuously reviews your endpoints the way an attacker looks at them by identifying:
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Possible privilege for escalation attacks
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Methods to maintain persistent access
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Means to collect credentials and sensitive data
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Capability for code execution
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Defense evasion capability
This allows your team to understand the security posture of your systems from an attacker’s perspective.
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Simulate Real-World Attacks
Your team can launch our full catalog of attacks against your endpoints to provide precise visibility into what events are:
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Blocked
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Detected and Alerted
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Logged (No Alert)
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Not Logged or Captured
If you already have an automated pentest tool that is great! BlindSPOT will leverage that to simulate the attacks.
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Remediation Management
Your team has full access to the BlindSPOT risk identification and remediation management portal where your team can:
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View all security tool risks & remediation recommendations
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Assign trackable remediation tasks to team members
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Re-run various attacks to prove successful remediation
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Demonstrate improved ability to detect, alert and respond to real-world attacks to stakeholders