BitDam’s free BAS2.0 : Lucky Meter
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BitDam's free BAS2.0 : Lucky Meter
NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS
BitDam Lucky Meter is the next generation of Breach and Attack Simulation for email. It reveals the user’s vulnerability to the cyber threats that no one yet recognizes and which are currently active.
It uses the freshest in-the-wild cyber attacks (instead of simulated threats) to continuously test the user’s email defenses, in order to assess how well the organization is protected against malware and phishing in real-time.
While Breach and Attack simulations typically use simulated attacks, BitDam Lucky Meter sends live attack samples to a designated mailbox providing users with the real exposure through an easy to read dashboard.
How it works
BitDam Lucky Meter is continuously retrieving fresh samples of malicious files and links from various feeds and sources, qualifying them as unknown threats, and then sending them to the mailbox that has been designated for this purpose.
No matter if the designated mailbox is protected by Office365 ATP, G-Suite Enterprise, Proofpoint TAP or any other security product, users will gain insight into how many cyber threats have penetrated it, when they have entered and the characteristics of these threats.
The cloud-based solution is offered for free here: https://bitdam.com/lucky-meter-bas/
How we are different
- Continuous insight into your email security posture through a friendly dashboard
- Uses real cyber threats that are still active and relevant
- Fast and easy registration via Azure marketplace; nothing to install
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