Phobos’ Orbital helps unmask cyber attack pathways in networks

Cyber security firm Phobos Group has launched Orbital, a reconnaissance and risk-assessment system for networks.

Orbital scans an enterprise’s general public-dealing with network infrastructure then generates a report that reveals how attackers could use bugs and misconfigurations to infiltrate the firm’s network.

“Orbital was developed from the ground up to be a lot more impactful than bug bounties and compliance-driven vulnerability scanning,” claimed Phobos. “There just isn’t a new taxonomy or scoring metric to find out, the Attack Pathways do all the heavy lifting. You see exactly what an attacker would see, in advance of they do.”

Orbital’s custom made-constructed guidelines motor prioritizes the most dangerous network issues so IT personnel can act on fast basic safety problems proper absent. Furthermore, not like most other security resources, Orbital shifts its focus absent from information and facts security jargon and relies on the underestimated electrical power of “simple English” when reporting issues. 

Dan Tentler, Phobos Team founder, said, “The target has been on receiving providers to address actual security issues and get them fastened quick, instead than tick containers in compliance checks.”

The platform notifies customers of leaked credentials, open up ports, inside hosts leaking facts to the outside the house environment, screenshots of vulnerabilities and other challenges, and significantly more.

For some good reinforcement, Orbital also registers what issues organizations have mounted and what has enhanced involving scans. Phobos’ Orbital is obtainable for trails starting up this week.

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