ThreatCure Breach & Attack Surface Management (BASM-AI) Platform
A breach and attack simulation platform, tailored to your organization’s
data, designed to strengthen your defenses.
Interactive Tabletop Exercises
Immerse your team in realistic attack scenarios, building readiness across departments. These exercises are vital for evaluating incident response strategies, decision-making, employee mindset, identifying knowledge gaps, and reinforcing key security practices.
Drill Simulation
Replicate the experience of handling a real cyberattack without the associated risks. Evaluate response times, identify weaknesses, and improve defense mechanisms in a safe environment.
User Awareness
Integrate targeted user awareness training to equip employees with knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to phishing attempts, social engineering, and other forms of cyberattacks.
Breach Response
Breach & Attack Surface Management (BASM)'s real-time monitoring and analysis capabilities enable swift detection and response to security breaches, minimizing business disruption and regulatory risks.
Attack Simulation
Realistic attack simulations test your defenses, uncover vulnerabilities, and provide crucial insights to strengthen your cybersecurity posture.
Attack and Surface management
Comprehensive visibility across onpremises and cloud environments empowers you to proactively identify and mitigate risks throughout your attack surface.
ThreatCure BASM-AI Integration with AI-ShieldOps
- ThreatCure Breach & Attack Surface Management (BASM-AI) seamlessly integrates with AI-ShieldOps SIEM and SOAR, enhancing an organization’s ability to detect, respond to, and mitigate cyber threats.AI-ShieldOps SIEM is responsible for collecting, aggregating, and analyzing security data using AI/ML-driven threat intelligence. BASM-AI complements this by conducting attack simulations, cyber drills, and SOC-CMMI, enhancing capabilities to remain adaptive, resilient, and continuously optimized to strengthen cybersecurity maturity.
- Breach & Attack Surface Management (BASM-AI) enhances proactive security measures by conducting Table-Top Exercises, Attack Surface Management, SOC-CMM Assessments, and Cyber-Drill Simulations. These exercises enable organizations to evaluate and optimize their defenses against evolving cyber threats.
AI-ShieldOps plays a crucial role in this process by collecting data from these simulations and leveraging AI/ML-driven correlation to provide a comprehensive analysis of an organization’s cybersecurity maturity. By identifying strengths and areas for improvement, AI-ShieldOps helps organizations understand their current security posture and take informed steps toward enhancing their resilience against cyber threats. - AI-ShieldOps identifies and collects data to assess SOC-CMM maturity based on its five key pillars: Business, Process, Services, People, and Technology. This assessment is conducted with the support of ThreatCure BASM-AI, which plays a crucial role in different areas of SOC-CMM.
People: BASMAI’s Breach Response & Investigation and Table-Top Exercises strengthen security awareness, incident response capabilities, and team readiness.
Services & Technology: BASMAI’s Attack Surface Management and Cyber-Drill Simulations evaluate an organization’s security infrastructure, testing response mechanisms and technological resilience.
Curated Selection (Process & Business): The Process and Business pillars can be tailored as a Curated Selection, allowing organizations to align their SOC strategy with specific business needs and regulatory frameworks.
Tomorrow’s battle is won during today’s practice.” This proverb is fitting when looking at Breach's response, however, takes on a new meaning.
Mid-to-large magnitude breaches typically need the use of consultants. Breach situations may be needed for the simultaneous execution of several work streams by dozens of specialists. To guarantee that consultants are making efficient and effective progress towards predetermined targets, proper oversight of services and data insight from the platform is essential.
Numerous overlapping programmers, policies, and governance structures are frequently followed by organizations. Outlier parts of organizations, even those that adhere to a centralized policy and governance structure, may adopt different policies and initiatives. These outlier areas frequently occur inside business units that might be the result of a recent purchase or could be situated in a region with a different system of governance and management. Without considering these outlier areas, a single holistic program will typically fail due to duplication of Cyber Security Incident Response (CSIR) Plans or a lack of authority over the people and systems required to manage an incident, which can waste valuable time and ultimately increase the cost and impact of the incident.
ThreatCure Managed Breach Response Service (MBRS)
ThreatCure Managed Breach Response Retainer Service provides organizations with a structured form of expertise and support through a security partner, enabling them to respond quickly and effectively in the event of a cyber incident is crucial to quickly implement the system and process changes required to protect and recover the organization, as well as the procedures connected with how the Cyber Security Incident Response(CSIR) Plan should handle outlier regions of an organization.
At the outset of a Breach, ThreatCure guarantees and establishes the following areas:
Make sure the information we get supports our findings, and ThreatCure will support the organization with any issues that may arise. ThreatCure will make sure that the investigation moves in the direction of the goals you established if you let us know when and how you like to be notified. In response, investigators are focusing on aspects of the investigation, for e.g. reconstructing malware, that ThreatCure ShieldOps As A Services (SAAS) may be better able to handle and better managed by ThreatCure Breach Response Service, making it simpler for them to stay on top of the investigation’s goal. The breach lifecycle, which is depicted in Fig. 3.1, will be used to refer to the whole process.
ThreatCure Breach Response on The Demand Service (BRDS)
BRDS an on-demand agreement with a vendor or service provider outlining how they would assist the organization in responding to an incident when one arises. The agreement outlines a service level agreement (SLA), the nature of the services supplied, a mechanism for reporting problems, and a cost per incident that is paid only if the service provider really provides services.
ThreatCure starts by determining the burn rate, which keeps track of the amount of money an organization has already spent on an investigation and output and, more importantly, how much more you will have to spend if you want assistance. To get outcomes, it is necessary to have information that can be accessed from different sources. For such organizations, ThreatCure BRDS is also a one-time option.
ThreatCure Breach Response on The Demand Service (BRDS)
Regaining confidence in a host or environment that is now untrustworthy. This can entail repairing hacked hosts’ systems and networks or recovering deleted data from backups.
Reassuring internal personnel, external stakeholders, and the industry that your organization has learned from the previous Breach and is prepared to restart reliable commercial operations requires reviewing and confirming the effective recovery of the environment. A team different from the one that handled incident containment and recovery often completes this stage.
Success for ThreatCure services eventually entails taking charge of Breach-related tasks that emerge after the incident has been handled and operations have resumed normally.