Organizations today can leverage findings from across the globe to understand and monitor the latest tactics, techniques, and procedures commonly used by threat actors. Hosted from our Intelligence Operations Center, CyberOne Group Threat Intelligence services gather, classify, and communicate on fast-moving, ever-changing threats that can impact the integrity, confidentiality and accessibility of your core assets and business.
To produce a Threat Landscape Assessment, the analysts conduct Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) reconnaissance in a manner consistent with the methods employed by real-world threat actors when researching their prospective targets. This activity enables organizations to perceive themselves through the lens of their likely adversaries, and to gain critical insight into where resources can be best placed to meet the risks presented by the prevailing threat landscape.
The Key Persons Assessment (KPA) is an in-depth cyber threat intelligence (CTI) analysis package, in which qualified analysts conduct a thorough investigation of critical human resources (human threat intelligence) through the eyes of known and relevant threat actor groups. The KPA is a comprehensive review of the personal attack surface of key individuals and employees working for your organisation, as seen through the lens of a threat actor. This approach replicates the process threat actors are known to undergo when seeking fresh targets of intimidation, blackmail and coercion to exploit into a foothold within an organisation.
The Digital Attack Surface Assessment provides a point in time assessment using advanced reconnaissance and analytics to identify previously unknown threats that could be used against your organisation in a cyberattack. A myriad of technologies is utilised to identify client-specific information through technical intelligence as well as both open and closed source intelligence.
Red teaming looks for all the unnoticeable gaps to get into your organization. It looks for back doors, open windows and any way of getting in that won’t be spotted by you. This testing provides you with real-world scenarios to help you identify and understand where your gaps are and advise how you can patch them up. If you would like to find out more about red teaming, fill in a contact form and we’ll get in touch. CyberOne provides advanced network protection through red team testing techniques. The majority of threats against your networks, data and systems are humans. They do not follow automated patterns like machines. They don’t shoot in straight lines. They don’t come knocking on the front door.
In recent years, there has been much more discussion in the Infosec industry about purple teaming. Purple teaming is a cybersecurity testing exercise in which a team of experts take on the role of both red team and blue team, with the intention of providing a stronger, deeper assurance activity that delivers more tailored, realistic assurance to the organization being tested.
By sharing intelligence data across the red and blue teams during the purple teaming process, organizations can better understand threat actors’ Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs). By mimicking these TTPs through a series of red team scenarios, the blue team has the ability to configure, tune and improve its detection and response capability. CyberOne’s highly experienced red and blue teams can provide purple teaming engagements that allow organizations to measure their detection and response capabilities in a way that is much more closely aligned with real world threats.
By creating a scenario where the Red Team and Blue team work together, Purple Team, organizations will be able to benefit from much more tailored, real-world assurance. The blue team will be able to measure their detection and response capabilities in a way that is much more closely aligned with real-world threats.
