Testing the Effectiveness of Malware Protection

As companies and organizations increasingly face threats from various types of malware, related incidents are becoming more prevalent.
RayAegis utilizes extensively deployed honeypots to continuously gather the latest hacker intelligence, including attack techniques, behaviors, and infection pathways. By simulating these scenarios, RayAegis creates virtual malware to safely and controllably validate several critical aspects for its clients:

  1. The protection system’s ability to detect diverse types of malware attacks, such as hard drive encryption, sensitive information theft, keylogging, and arbitrary command execution.
  2. The risk of internal sensitive information being transmitted out by hackers or internal personnel through various methods, including HTTP-GET, HTTP-POST, SSH, and FTP.
  3. The potential for malware to spread within the internal network.

Through this comprehensive testing, clients can ensure:
• Adequate protection of sensitive information.
• Proper functioning of security controls.
• Effective implementation of security policies, adhering to the principle of least privilege.
• Assessment of whether sensitive information can be transmitted from the internal network.
• Determination if attackers can use the tested machine as a springboard to compromise other systems within the internal network.
This rigorous approach allows clients to validate their cybersecurity measures in a secure and controlled environment, ensuring robust defenses against sophisticated malware threats.