AttackIQ Flex

Though the band Soft Cell may be considered a one-hit wonder with their 1981 hit song “Tainted Love”, the same cannot be said for Gallium, a Chinese-based threat actor that has continued to wreak havoc in the Middle Eastern telecommunications sector for over a decade now. Their most recent cyberespionage campaign? Operation Tainted Love.

As technology rapidly progresses, cyber threats are evolving at an alarming rate, making network security a growing challenge for organizations. Regular assessment of your network security posture is essential to stay ahead of potential cybersecurity risks.

We just made agentless, automated security control testing even easier, cheaper, and more powerful than ever before. Now there’s no excuse not to find those security gaps you’re missing.

In the covert realm of cyberspace, a formidable adversary has emerged – a state-sponsored, North Korean group known as Kimsuky. Their clandestine operations are not motivated by profit, but by the pursuit of state secrets and strategic intelligence for the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPKR).

If you’ve at all followed the work of AttackIQ’s Adversary Research Team (ART) in recent years, you’re well aware of their relentless pursuit for actionable, incisive, quantitative, and cutting-edge insights into the art (no pun intended) of adversary emulation.

As newer and more sophisticated threats continue to enter today’s cyber landscape, content filtering remains a tried-and-true tool that aids organizations in threat prevention, regulatory compliance, network security and policy enforcement by controlling and managing the type of content users can access or share based on defined criteria. Making sure these policies work is critical in preventing insider threats and maintaining compliance with corporate usage policies.

In the ongoing battle against cyber threats, the synergy between Endpoint Antivirus (AV) software and a cutting-edge solution like AttackIQ Flex plays a pivotal role in fortifying your defenses.

EDR testing is a critical component of maintaining a bulletproof defense posture, but it doesn’t have to be hard to do.

AttackIQ has released a new Flex package designed to replicate the activities associated with the recent supply chain attack on 3CX software by Lazarus Group, a North Korean-based adversary.

The rise of remote work, branch networks, and the entwining of IoT and OT systems have created vast network footprints, making identifying vulnerabilities more challenging than ever. Cyber threats loom large, and with the stakes higher than ever, ensuring your defenses are impervious is paramount.

In a world where time is a precious resource, AttackIQ Flex ensures your security controls are prepared for the challenges posed by M&A and remote network integrations.

The implications of not conducting security control testing are profound. Adversaries are relentless and will exploit vulnerabilities if given the chance. The potential impact includes data breaches, financial losses, damage to reputation, and regulatory penalties.