Best Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) Software for Linux of 2024

Find and compare the best Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) software for Linux in 2024

Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) software for Linux on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    Kroll Cyber Risk Reviews
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    Is your business able to respond effectively to the constantly changing threat landscape? Kroll’s proprietary FAST Attack Simulations combine unrivalled incident forensics experience with leading security frameworks to bring customised breach simulations to your environment.
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    SCYTHE Reviews
    SCYTHE is an adversary-emulation platform that serves the cybersecurity consulting and enterprise market. SCYTHE allows Red, Blue, or Purple teams to create and emulate real-world adversarial campaign in just minutes. SCYTHE allows organizations continuously assess their risk exposure and risk posture. SCYTHE goes beyond assessing vulnerabilities. It allows for the evolution from Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures to Tactics Techniques and Procedures (TTPs). Organizations should be aware that they may be breached. They should concentrate on assessing and alerting controls. Campaigns are mapped according to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. This is the industry standard and common language among Cyber Threat Intelligence Blue Teams and Red Teams. Adversaries can use multiple communication channels to reach compromised systems within your environment. SCYTHE allows for the testing of preventive and detective controls on various channels.
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    Infection Monkey Reviews
    You can quickly identify security flaws by removing the Infection Monkey from your network. A visual map of your network as seen through the eyes of an attacker, with a breakdown on the machines the Monkey was able to breach. Infect any random machine with Infection Monkey to automatically identify your security risks. You can test for credential theft, compromised computers, and other security flaws. The Infection Monkey assessment generates a detailed report that includes remediation tips for each machine in your network. Overview of security threats and potential problems. A map of your network showing the breakdown of compromised machines. Per-machine mitigation e.g. segmentation, password configuration etc.
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    First Strike Reviews

    First Strike

    1Strike.io

    $1000/month
    First Strike (1Strike.io), in a SaaS version, is the only European Breach and Attack Simulation Tool that works with GenAI. Templates ready to use help you: Focus on real, critical risk pain points Allocate time and IT resources smartly and effectively. Improve processes for protecting digital assets By CONTINUOUSLY, STRATEGICALLY, CYCLICALLY AND AUTOMATICALLY executing the sequences and scenarios that hackers use to test vulnerabilities before they are used in real life. FirstStrike is a cost-effective BAS that can be used in minutes, not months. Perfect for "One Man Show" CISOs leading cyber-resilience at medium-sized companies, fast-growing companies that want their core business to scale safely.
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    NeSSi2 Reviews
    IP-based computer networks are a key component of modern communication infrastructures. As different types of participants, such as corporations, public officials, and individuals, rely on complex and sophisticated services and communication systems, the deployment of these networks is accelerating at an exponential pace. This presents new challenges in information security because large amounts of data that could contain malicious content, such as viruses, worms, or Trojans, can be transferred over open networks. These threats can be addressed by network security measures that are implemented both within the network and at hosts connected to access routers. The host-based approach has its advantages, especially in terms of the scalability and security framework. For example, placing security capabilities like firewalls or virus scanners on individual hosts doesn't hinder traffic through the network.
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