Improving Ransomware Detection with Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) as a Service

The breach and attack simulation market is projected to reach nearly $35 billion by 2029. This article outlines six BAS use cases beyond control validation, including ransomware detection and CTEM.

An overview of ransomware as a criminal business model, tracing its economic lifecycle from ransom payments to RaaS toolkits, with guidance on prevention, detection, and attack simulation readiness.

With rising macOS threats, many security controls fail. Learn how to validate your detective controls and close the Mac detection gap to mitigate business risk.

Lessons from NetSPI's cloud attack simulations: default cloud logging alone is insufficient, SIEM rules need tuning, and breach and attack simulation (BAS) helps validate detective controls in Azure.

NetSPI explains crafting realistic red team scenarios: emulate industry-relevant threat tactics, blend technical and social-engineering vectors, and calibrate difficulty to security maturity.

NetSPI research found nearly 60% of common attack tactics slip past endpoint tools with default settings. Its BAS as a Service blends expert-led testing with platform data to validate detection.