Javelin attack simulator spears security gaps

  • 17 March 2016
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By Ian Barker
 


 
Web gateways remain one of the most attractive attack routes for hackers, and many of the most commonly used gateways remain vulnerable.
According to attack detection specialist Seculert popular gateways have allowed more than 40 percent of malicious communications to succeed in 2015. To combat this the company is launching a new outbound attack simulator called Javelin.
 While it doesn't use actual malware, the Javelin simulator replicates the latest and most dangerous attacks on an organization's gateway through individual attack communication simulations. It provides instant results, and then allows users to acquire a gateway update package. This package contains details about the simulated attacks, a license to run unlimited attack simulations, and fixes to update the enterprise's gateway solutions in order to contain the attacks should live attacks present themselves.
 


 
 
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