Invinsense OXDR Technology - Enhancing Data Security

Adversaries follow a four-phase methodology.

In Phase 1:

They begin by externally analyzing your environment

In Phase 2:

They enter your organization and conduct internal scans. Once inside, they escalate the attack

In Phase 3 and in Phase 4:

They launch their final attack, such as ransomware

Invinsense OXDR consolidates various offensive security tools to help you prepare for real-world adversaries at every level

Phase 1: Attack Surface Monitoring

Phase 2: Vulnerability Management

Phase 3: Breach and Attack Simulation

Phase 4: RedOps

The inputs for each phase prepare your defense for each stage.

Invinsense OXDR

In the most sophisticated of attacks, organizations that have been breached only become aware of their weaknesses after an attack has occurred. The only way to avoid such a situation is to continuously test your own systems using offensive security practices.

Invinsense Offensive Extended Detection and Response (OXDR) offers a consolidated platform consisting all offensive security tools on a single platform. It empowers your cybersecurity systems to detect adversaries' entry, lateral movements, attack paths, and weaknesses in IT systems and networks by actively launching attacks on your systems.

Invinsense OXDR :

Vulnerability Management :

VAPT
NSAR
Automated Manual Testing
Cloud Security Posture
Appsec Static-Dynamic

Breach & Attack Simulation :

Simulated Environment

RedOps and CART :

Production Environment

Invinsense OXDR - Vulnerability Management and DevSecOps:

A clear picture of your organization's security posture is only possible through continuous testing. DevSecOps allows you to perform security testing across your IT landscape to understand your real-time security posture. Vulnerability management allows you to build a central repository of various security tests across the landscape.

Key Features:

Pre-commit hooks
Commit-time testing – Static Code Analysis (SAST)
Build-time testing and analysis – Dynamic Security Testing (DAST)
Deployment checks
Vulnerability testing using templates
Vulnerability metrics, reports, and baseline self-service tools
Removal of deduplication when findings have the same CVE and CWE
Automated evaluation of network security posture against adversaries
Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM)
Workflow and Task Management for different Vulnerabilities

Invinsense OMDR

Invinsense OMDR The People Behind Attackers' Actions Testing Your Cybersecurity Defense.

Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS):

Breach and Attack Simulations enable Invinsense OXDR to simulate attacks and evaluate your organization's security posture. It is a cybersecurity framework used to replicate adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures in a simulated environment.

Key Features:

Leverages the MITRE ATT&CK model to identify and mimic adversary behaviors.
Automates penetration mechanisms to test endpoint security against common post-compromise adversarial techniques.
Automates the evaluation of network security posture against adversaries.
Assesses networks for software patch levels, security controls, and defender tools.
Reduces resources required for assessments and eases the workload of red teams.
Assists organizations in fine-tuning behavioral-based intrusion detection systems.
Aids security teams in IoC detection and responding to adversaries.
Provides visibility into the attack, strengths, and weaknesses of your defense mechanism.
Assists in detecting and responding to adversary behavior.
Supports fine-tuning security policies and other components of your security setup.

RedOps and Continuous Automated Red Team (CART):

Automated red teaming and RedOps in Invinsense OXDR evaluate your organization's security posture using realistic attacker techniques. It provides insight into how well your organization is prepared to handle a real attack and identifies areas that require improvement. Key outcomes include determining the current minimum time to detect (MTTD) and minimum time to respond (MTTR).

Key Features:

Automation of various Red Team Attacks
Automated Execution of various Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures
Identifies weaknesses in your security setups
Assists in strategizing red team responses based on outcomes and blue team actions
Provides security teams with hands-on experience of a real incident
Trains security teams to handle sophisticated attacks