Posts tagged 'EAS'

We compare endpoint security products directly using real, major threats

How can you test and judge endpoint protection products? SE Labs tested a variety of Endpoint Detection and Response products against a range of hacking attacks designed to compromise systems and penetrate target networks in the same way as criminals and other attackers breach systems and networks.

EDR products require advanced testing

An Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) product is more than anti-virus, which is why it requires advanced testing. This means testers must behave like real attackers, following every step of an attack.

Posted on July 25th, 2023 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2023, cybersecurity, EAS, enterprise, hacking, security testing, targeted attacks, test results

Can EDR really stop advanced targeted attacks?

SE Labs tested Coronet Cyber Security Coro against a range of hacking attacks designed to compromise systems and penetrate target networks in the same way as criminals and other attackers breach systems and networks.

Full attack chain EDR test

There are many opportunities to spot and stop attackers. Products can detect them when attackers send phishing emails to targets. Or later, when other emails contain links to malicious code. Some kick into action when malware enters the system. Others sit up and notice when the attackers exhibit bad behaviour on the network.

Posted on May 5th, 2023 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2023, Coronet Cyber Security, cybersecurity, EAS, enterprise, hacking, security testing, targeted attacks, test results

SE Labs tested IronNet IronDefense against a range of hacking attacks.

The SE Labs Enterprise Advanced Security test is compatible with a wide range of security products and services. This includes NDR. Our latest network detection report is now available!

IronNet IronDefense vs. APTs

Our targeted attack testing is compatible with the MITRE ATT&CK framework, which means we based our work on the industry standard way to illustrate attacks.

Posted on March 15th, 2022 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2022, cybersecurity, EAS, enterprise, NDR, network security, security testing, standards, test results

See our presentation video from the AMTSO Town Hall meeting.

Network detection and response products monitor networks for attacks. They look for related information too, to help detect and recover from breaches.

Network detection and response: TESTED!

SE Labs has applied its Enterprise Advanced Security testing methods to network detection and response products. In this video we explain how and why we test the way we do.

Posted on March 8th, 2022 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2021, cybersecurity, EAS, enterprise, NDR, network security, security testing, security vendor, standards

SE Labs launches first public Network Detection and Response test

SE Labs tested VMware NSX Network Detection and Response against a range of hacking attacks designed to compromise systems and penetrate target networks in the same way as criminals and other attackers breach systems and networks.

Full attack chain test in the datacentre

By running the most realistic set of attacks possible we put NDR products to a significant challenge. Can they detect real attacks in real-time, often using unique scripts and malware? If you want to know more about advanced persistent threats on the network please read past the initial graphs in this report and dig into the detail.

Posted on October 5th, 2021 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2021, cybersecurity, EAS, enterprise, NDR, network security, security testing, security vendor, standards, test results

If an EDR solution can spot an attack, why doesn’t it stop it too?

SE Labs tested Crowdstrike Falcon in this Breach Response test, pitting it against a range of hacking attacks designed to compromise systems.

This month shattered any doubt that intrusion detection technology is necessary. Large companies and other organisations that rely on compromised technology from IT management firm SolarWinds are racing to discover possible breaches.

Posted on January 19th, 2021 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2021, breach response, crowdstrike, cybersecurity, EAS, EDR, enterprise, hacking, security testing, security vendor, targeted attacks, test results