NodeZero VS BAS

How NodeZero stacks up against breach and attack simulation tools. Our Website: https://www.horizon3.ai LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hori... Twitter: https://twitter.com/Horizon3ai Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/horizon3.ai Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Horizon3ai Transcript: How does NodZero from Horizon3.ai stack up against breach and attack simulation? Unlike BAS tools, NodeZero isn't just a simulation. NodeZero acts as if an attacker just landed on a host. This sets the stage for NodeZero to access a suite of attack tools from our C2 infrastructure and autonomously enumerates and finds assets, checks for misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, then conducts attacks safely against your infrastructure chaining exploitable weaknesses and presenting proof of exploitation to confirm any critical impacts and illuminate the blast radius to your business. This is not theoretical. NodeZero doesn't simulate the attack. Node zero offers command scripts and action logs, attack vectors with screenshots from terminal and industry standard fix actions with no prior knowledge, credentials or agent installation required. NodeZero, unlike traditional BAS testing does not require credentialed agents to deploy on every host, which requires an exceptional and up to date asset management inventory to include software versioning on hosts so precise run books can be scripted and then automated. Traditional BAS options require users to develop and maintain custom attack scripts and run books that can be repeatedly executed to test specific parts of your enterprise. NodeZero is different. It requires no custom scripts. Attacks can adapt to each environment. Running autonomously from an adversary's perspective to fuel its decision making engine. NodeZero executes techniques and a suite of attack tools used by skilled, malicious actors to gain access to sensitive data by relying on what's exploitable rather than the latest CVE's NodeZero's autonomous nature allows it to also harvest crack and or reuse credentials to elevate access. By executing this in the loop alongside other readily available exploits known to attackers, NodeZero pivots across the entire infrastructure, taking advantage of both low and high hanging fruit until it is ultimately able to assess the extent of its reach from start to finish. NodeZero then completes the loop by providing proof of exploitations and visual diagrams of the attack path it traversed to get to the point of weaknesses or impacts discovered. BAS tools are automated, not autonomous. Most automated tools require a human in the loop for fine tune accuracy. This level of creation and maintenance is a heavy lift and can impact critical components of the environment. NodeZero's Autonomous Nature with no prior knowledge, persistent agents or prior configurations required, simplifies the setup and disrupts the industry approach with a repeatable human by exception loop. Automation is based on testing what you know. NodeZero doesn't just do what it's told, it finds what you don't know. Humans take breaks, NodeZero doesn't. enabling IT teams big and small to test their security posture with the same attack tools the bad guys are using. But at machine speed, allotting internal teams time to focus on other backlog projects while simultaneously testing the strength of their infrastructure security. Not only does NodeZero identify gaps in your security, it also verifies your security stack is effective. Finally, NodeZero provides reports that prioritize what matters based on the critical impacts a weakness led to. Now IT teams can focus their efforts on the vulnerabilities that will actually be exploited rather than the false positives or low risk efforts. BAS offerings are limited in the perspectives they offer. Simulate breach and attack content via device fingerprinting, leading to false positives and are often not recommended to run against production systems by the vendors themselves. NodeZero executes attacks from many perspectives. Internal External Cloud Hybrid cloud work from home. It's also safe to run against production systems. Set up a demo today to see NodeZero in action.