SOCIAL ENGINEERING

Social Engineering Exercises simulate an external actor from the internet, without any previous knowledge of the infrastructure and/or configuration, that performs targeted phishing attacks (spear-phishing) towards client’s employees. The aim of the exercise is to measure staff awareness (click count on phishing link) and to lure targets into submitting their credentials (credential theft). The approach is goal oriented and aims to demonstrate the maximum impact of a successful attack that could allow a third party to compromise users’ workstations and use them as a gateway to propagate the attack to the internal corporate network.
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SECURITY POSTURE ASSESSED

Overall, Obrela’s risk assessment service provides organizations with a comprehensive understanding of their security posture and helps them make informed decisions about their security investments. By identifying and mitigating potential risks, organizations can better protect their critical assets and minimize the impact of potential security incidents.

ATTACK SCENARIOS

More specifically, the attack scenarios within the context of the SE exercise will evaluate the ability of an external actor to:

  • Obtain unauthorized system or internal network privileges

  • Obtain unauthorized access to sensitive data

  • Modify, corrupt or destroy data

  • Eavesdrop corporate network communications

  • Change or introduce software, malicious or otherwise

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OBJECTIVE OF SOCIAL ENGINEERING

The objective of the SE exercise is (a) to assess client employees’ security awareness level, (b) to assess the effectiveness of the infrastructure defense mechanisms against phishing attacks, and (c) to identify vulnerabilities and/or misconfigurations in the internal network that may allow a successful phishing attack to propagate.

SERVICES

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SERVICES OVERVIEW

Obrela Security Industries offers a comprehensive risk assessment service as part of its suite of cybersecurity solutions. This service is designed to help organizations identify, analyze, and mitigate potential risks to their information systems, applications, and networks. Obrela’s risk assessment methodology involves a multi-step process that includes:

  • Asset Identification
  • Threat Assessment
  • Vulnerability Assessment
  • Risk Analysis
  • Risk Mitigation
  • Monitoring and Review
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