Beat the Adversary
Malicious hackers are not bound by contracts, DD 254s or FedRAMP approvals. To beat the adversary, we need to match their intensity. Synack’s security researchers use tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) that are consistent with adversaries and offensively find vulnerabilities before they can be exploited…
Overview
Malicious hackers are not bound by contracts, DD 254s or FedRAMP approvals. To beat the adversary, we need to match their intensity. Synack’s security researchers use tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) that are consistent with adversaries and offensively find vulnerabilities before they can be exploited maliciously.
Speakers
Synack
Sales Director, Department of Defense (DoD)
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Run the test instead of evaluating the idea.
Define a scope, run a Sara AI pentest against it, and see which findings are confirmed as real and exploitable. Then compare that with what your current testing returns.