Data Exfiltration

Solutions

Challenge

Attempt to exfiltrate synthetic sensitive and critical data typical to your organization.

Assess

Data exfiltration prevention by different methods such as abuse of network services, cloud-based services, and USB/removable devices.

Optimize

Protections of critical data, PII and other sensitive information from exfiltration.

Benefits

Validate the effectiveness of your DLP security controls

Meet and prove regulatory compliance and privacy laws that mandate controls over sensitive data
Track DLP effectiveness over time and prevent security drift
Find, prioritize, and fix security gaps against an exhaustive and continuously updated library of exfiltration methods
Benchmark your DLP security performance against industry peers
Safe to run in production

Data Exfiltration

Challenge your Data Loss Prevention (DLP) controls to assess their effectiveness in preventing exposure of sensitive information and theft of critical data. Organizations are forced to comply with an increasing number of laws and regulations that set guidelines for the collection, processing and safeguarding of personal and sensitive data, financial information and medical records against theft and misuse. In addition to compliance requirements, data breaches can also result in huge financial impact, and brand and reptation impairment. Stolen intellectual property can destroy a company’s competitive advantage.

DLP solutions are designed to protect against data exfiltration. Organizations depend on DLP implementations, methodology and configuration as their last line of defence to protect their critical data.

The Data Exfiltration vector evaluates how well your DLP solutions and controls prevent any extraction of critical information by employing multiple methods of extraction used by threat actors and by employees who may not be aware that they are violating compliance and internal security policies.

Payment Card Industry (PCI) data, Personally Identifiable Information (PII), medical records, financial and confidential business information, source code etc.

Including use and abuse of network services, HTTPS exfiltration, DNS, DNS Tunneling, ICMP Tunneling, Telnet, SFTP, Open Ports and Browser HTTPS, cloud-based services, including Slack, Google Drive, One Drive, MS Teams, Gitlab, Azure Blob, AWS S3 Bucket, Github, and Google Storage, email and USB/removable devices.

Technical reports and risk scores enable IT and security teams to identify security gaps, prioritize mitigations and take corrective measures to increase email security control efficacy. Executive reports identify security drift and compare results vs. industry benchmarks.

Make sure you comply with every industry, government or any other local or international standard concerning data privacy. Use the facts provided by the test to quickly apply necessary tweaks in technology and process to assure that not only you are compliant, your are secured.