BlackBerry Cylance has integrated SafeBreach data breach and attack simulation capabilities into its portfolio, giving customers the ability to leverage SafeBreach’s cybersecurity solutions to identify and analyze security risks, correct security gaps and improve their security posture.
BlackBerry Cylance and SafeBreach offer advanced cybersecurity solutions that customers can test in their own environment. Customers of both companies can now increase their ROI from BlackBerry Cylance by exposing misconfigurations and receiving actionable guidance on how to decrease risk.
Quantification of business risk is based on easy to understand Key Risk Indicators (KRIs): Attack Surface, MITRE Framework, Critical Segments, Known Attacks and Exposure Time.
“SafeBreach is on a mission to help educate customers about how hackers operate and how they can use this knowledge to better protect themselves,” said Itzik Kotler, Chief Technology Officer at SafeBreach.
“Together with BlackBerry Cylance, we can help our customers increase their resilience from attacks and minimize business risk.”
BlackBerry Cylance connects with SafeBreach to parse alerts, coordinate against simulations, and retrieve the results to show SafeBreach operators both the offensive and defensive spectrum.
Thousands of controlled, safe forms of real cyber attacks are available as part of the SafeBreach Hacker’s playbook. With 10,000+ breach and attack methods this playbook is the largest in the industry based on actual attacks, active investigations and cutting-edge research.Â
“Many companies claim their security products use artificial intelligence (AI) but offer few details on how it benefits their customers,” said Daniel Doimo, President at BlackBerry Cylance.
“This joint solution helps our customers understand the before and after of deploying BlackBerry Cylance’s AI-powered security solutions by simulating attacks, which generate data-driven results.”
IT and security teams save valuable time with automated correlation of BlackBerry Cylance detection events to SafeBreach simulations.
Joint customers are expected to reach an optimal configuration of their BlackBerry Cylance deployment with SafeBreach exposing misconfigurations, which may cause attacks to be missed.
Exposing and addressing misconfigurations from an attacker perspective, means priorities are determined based on the actual threat and hence lead efficient and impactful risk mitigation.
