AttackIQ tests networks for known weaknesses attackers exploit
Startup AttackIQ can run attack scenarios against live networks to see whether the defenses customers think are in place are actually doing their job.
The platform, called FireDrill, consists of an agent that is deployed on representative endpoints, and a server that stores attack scenarios and gathers data.
The platform’s function is similar to that of another startup SafeBreach. Both companies differ from penetration testing in that they continuously test networks whereas a pen test gives a snapshot in time with large gaps between each snapshot.
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