Overview

Core Impact is designed to enable security teams to conduct advanced penetration tests with ease, allowing you to safely test your environment using the same techniques as today’s attackers. Organizations can maximize their resources with certified exploits and guided automations, providing valuable insights that will help mitigate risk and protect essential assets. Users can efficiently execute common tasks, saving time while providing a consistent, repeatable process for their testing infrastructure. Additionally, Core Impact allows you to quickly re-test exploited systems to verify that remediation measures or compensating controls are effective and working.

Core Impact can help exploit vulnerabilities in critical networks, systems, hosts, and devices by imitating an attacker’s methods of access and manipulating data, as well as testing defensive technologies’ ability to stop attacks. Users can gain further insights with Core Impact’s attack map, a network graph that illustrates a real-time overview of attack chains, pivoting and any other activities completed during testing. Run web application penetration tests to find weaknesses through detailed web crawling, pivoting attacks to web servers, associated databases, and backend networks to confirm exploitability.

Core Impact can also deploy phishing campaigns for client-side social engineering tests to discover which users are susceptible and what credentials can be harvested. Use the step-by-step process to create emails, select targets, and choose between browser redirects or web page clones. Challenge users with more sophisticated, tailored spear-phishing emails that are harder to identify as fake. Actual emails can be imported from mail clients to increase the authenticity of the attack.

Multiple regulations require that organizations have regular assessments of their security infrastructure to ensure sensitive data is properly protected. Core Impact provides an easy to follow and established automated framework that can support industry requirements and standards, including PCI-DSS, CMMC, GDPR, and NIST.