CYBERJARO initially starts off by thoroughly researching and understanding the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by known threat actor groups. This can include advanced persistent threats, cybercriminal orgs, or even hacktivist groups. During this process, threat intelligence and profiled data is consumed to enable emulation.
The MITRE ATT&CK framework is heavily utilized for creating a map to the respective TTPs that were used by the threat actors. This enables us to create a playbook of how to simulate the attack scenarios.
CYBERJARO will then execute the generated playbook to emulate the behavior of real-world adversaries by integrating the tactics directly into our attack chains. The primary objective is to simulate high-quality, realistic scenarios to appropriately identify holes or gaps in the target organization's defense.
During offensive cyber operations, CYBERJARO will attempt to infiltrate the target organization's network and host machines. Once a foothold is established, we will carry out the intended strategic cyber effects that effectively emulates the threat actor group. These cyber effects may include disruption, denial, or degradation to critical services, communications, or data.
Once CYBERJARO has executed the attack campaign, the customer will receive complete documentation on every process and method involved against the target. This will include extensive reporting on vulnerabilities, exploits, initial access vectors, post-exploitation actions, command and control, payloads, and inputted commands. Depending on your organizational requirements, this documentation deliverable is highly malleable and dynamic. We ensure the highest prioritization for your requirements.