Posts tagged 'Enterprise Advanced Security'

We compare endpoint security products directly using real, major threats.

Welcome to the first edition of the Enterprise Advanced Security test that compares different endpoint security products directly. We look at how they handle the major threats that face all businesses, from the Global 100, down to medium enterprises. And most likely small businesses, too.

Choose the best enterprise endpoint security solution

We give an overall score but also dig down into the details that your security team will care about. This report explains the different levels of coverage that these products provide.

ENDPOINT DETECTION: NEW REPORT ONLINE!

Posted on July 28th, 2022 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2022, blackberry, broadcom, crowdstrike, cybersecurity, detection, EDR, enterprise, Enterprise Advanced Security, kaspersky, security testing, test results

Understand cybersecurity testing with visible threat intelligence.

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.

Intelligence-led testing

While it’s tempting to save time by taking shortcuts, a tester must go through an entire attack to truly understand the capabilities of EDR security products.

Each step of the attack must be realistic too. You can’t just make up what you think bad guys are doing and hope you’re right. This is why SE Labs tracks cybercriminal behaviour and builds tests based on how bad guys try to compromise victims.

Posted on July 14th, 2022 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2022, crowdstrike, cybersecurity, enterprise, Enterprise Advanced Security, security testing, test results

The Enterprise Advanced Security testing programme includes new attack groups.

Our Enterprise Advanced Security (EAS) tests can assess any security software, hardware appliance, cloud service or combination thereof. Always evolving, these tests have expanded to include new attacks.

(These tests were originally called the Breach Response test. We renamed them for a number of reasons.)

Hackers and way they hack

Research on real attacker behaviour is a fundamental element of our EAS testing. Our team looks at the real-world behaviour of advanced threat groups, known as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs).

Posted on February 16th, 2022 by SE Labs Team and tagged 2022, apt, cybersecurity, enterprise, Enterprise Advanced Security, security testing, security vendor, threat series, ttp