Some of our cyber simulator scenarios

this only a taste of more than 200+ possible scenarios

Detecting Compromised User Credentials

 Logins at unusual hours, at unusual frequency, or accessing unusual data or systems

Anomalous Privilege Escalation

Users changing or escalating privileges for critical systems

Command and Control Communication

Discover malware communicating with external attackers

Data Exfiltration

Insertion of USB thumb drives, use of personal email services, unauthorized cloud storage or excessive printing

Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)

suspicious anomaly detection on multiple servers and endpoints

Phishing Attack

Obtain sensitive information used in fraud and impersonation

Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks

Identifying unusual traffic from organization devices, which might be leveraged by an attacker to perform an attack.

Email Forwarding

Detecting emails forwarded or sent to other entities other than stated recipient

Lateral Movement

Attackers attempting to escalate privileges or accessing other IT systems, on their way to a lucrative target

Abnormal behavior (User/Network)

Monitor logins to an F5 SSL-VPN by VIP users, identified as VIP users, during off-hours 

Trojan Found

Detects malware downloaded from suspicious URL (used by Lazarus)

User Accounts

privileged user accounts was breached

GOV Intelligence

Wiper variant found on c:\windows\system32 after add GOV Intel IOC’s to monitoring

Trojan

Phorpiex Breakdown Malware – Blocked by EDR (File path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\)

Data Leak

ntds.dit file was created in C:\windows\temp directory

Scans/Probs

Suspicious Communication from Suspicious source to internal asset

Unauthorized access/action

The event log was Cleared containing the Audit Log was Cleared

Anti-virus Monitoring

 Protection disabled, antivirus removed, or status of threat updates.

DNS Tunneling

Regular DNS requests to known bad domains indicate a compromised system communicating with a C2 server

Suspicious communication

Ivanti Alert on Exploit Signature Detection (CVE-2023-32560)

Suspicious communication from suspicious source via 8443 port

Ransomware

Detects suspicious hacking related Windows command line commands

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