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Use Keysight Threat Simulator to identify and mitigate configuration drift
Watch this demonstration on how Threat Simulator can identify and mitigate potential WAF configuration drift in a Microsoft Azure environment. The demonstration walks through a practical example and shows how the tool could simulate an attack to find out whether the WAF protection tools are configured correctly. It then shows how to remediate the risk and tests again to give confidence that potential threats are being blocked.
Penetration testing is good, but it’s not exhaustive and examines a single point in time. Red teaming is effective but can be very expensive. With the latest automation, Threat Simulator can help you test more security defenses more frequently with the same amount of resource and with better outcomes. To make the simulation realistic, we use real malware in your actual environment, but it is not detonated. In terms of security maturity, this is a more advanced method that provides more accurate insight into the real-world behavior of malware in your environment. Keysight Threat Simulator is non-intrusive, and can be run either standalone or as a tool red teams can use to automate manual processes.
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