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ThreatPath™ Attack Path Vulnerability Assessment

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The Attivo ThreatPath™ solution provides an attack path vulnerability assessment based on likely attack paths that an attacker would have traversed through misconfigured systems or credential misuse. A topographical illustration of the attacker paths provides insight into the attack paths that an attacker for a straight-forward view of how an attacker can move laterally once they have engaged with their first end-point system. Clickable drill downs provide the details of weaknesses and IP addresses for systems needing to be isolated and/or fixed. Integrations with prevention systems can be leveraged for automated response actions and trouble tickets can be activated inside the dashboard.

Benefits of the ThreatPath solution

  • Visibility into misconfigurations and insight for hardening best practices
  • Awareness of misused credential vulnerabilities
  • Continuous visibility to policy adherence
  • Topographical map of attack paths
  • Consistent monitoring of endpoints and servers

 

  • All it takes is one breach and you would have paid for your entire (breach detection) product.

    Mike Spanbauer , Vice President of Research, NSS Labs.

  • It’s striking how many layers of obfuscation that the group adopts. These groups are innovating and becoming more creative.

    Jennifer Weedon, FireEye Strategic Analysis Manager

  • 17,000 malware alerts per week 40% of malware goes undetected

    Fred Donovan , Fierce IT security

  • In a recent survey Holding the Line Against Cyber Threats: Critical Infrastructure Readiness

    • (72%) said that the threat level of attacks was escalating
    • (89%) of the respondents experienced at least one attack on a system within their organization, which they deemed secure, over the past three years
    • Fifty-nine percent of respondents stated that at least one of these attacks resulted in physical damage.

  • Deception as an automated responsive mechanism represents a sea change in the capabilities of the future of IT security that product managers or security programs should not take lightly.

    Lawrence Pingree, Gartner Research Director

  • There's two kinds of CIOs: ones who have been hacked and know it, and those who have been hacked and don't yet realize it. But the reality is, you've been hacked,

    Tony Scott, Federal CIO

  • The total average cost of a data breach is now $3.8 million, up from$3.5 million a year ago, according to a study by data security research organization Ponemon Institute.

    Paid for by International Business Machines Corp.May 27, 2015