MITRE ATT&CK Evaluation Confirms F-Secure's Industry-leading Capabilities in Detecting Advanced Attacks
The results establish F-Secure's EDR technologies as a rock-solid foundation for building comprehensive detection and response capabilities, going beyond MITRE's framework
HELSINKI, Oct. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Cyber security provider F-Secure has successfully completed its first-round of the MITRE ATT&CK™ evaluation. The test assesses vendors' endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions against techniques used by advanced persistent threat (APT) groups. It confirms that F-Secure's capabilities to detect advanced threats are among the best in the industry.
Round one of the evaluation involved a scenario that pitted F-Secure's EDR capabilities against an entire intrusion by APT3, a China-based advanced persistent threat group.
F-Secure's modern cloud-based detection technology, data science, and continuous research deliver leading EDR capabilities. These excelled in a number of key areas over the course of testing, including telemetry coverage and detection coverage, all in real-time with zero delays.
"Our results show that F-Secure both comprehensively detects a nation state threat actor such as APT3, and provides what is needed when it comes to data and detections," says Alex Davies, F-Secure Senior Security Researcher. "Ensuring you have the right EDR tool is a key initial step, and building a mature security team to provide 24/7 monitoring and investigation to respond to a full range of threats will maximize the value it brings."
The comprehensive MITRE ATT&CK™ evaluation is a solid framework for independent testing of detection capabilities for post-compromise adversary tactics and techniques.
While it provides EDR buyers and vendors with credible information about the strengths and limitations of a particular EDR solution, Tim Orchard, Head of F-Secure's MDR Business Unit, comments that comprehensive detection and response capabilities need to be tailored to the organization and threats they face. EDR is just one key component in that fight.
"For some organizations, purchasing an EDR to support a strong team and set of processes is right for their overall security strategy," he says. "For others - based on their size and ability to attract and retain high-caliber staff capable of thinking like attackers - it's procuring a fully-managed service. F-Secure is proud to support this wide range of options, all underpinned by the technology that MITRE recognizes as industry leading."
F-Secure has a history of testing its own tooling and service against the techniques in the ATT&CK framework, while researching new attacker tactics and techniques. Being externally validated by such a well-respected organization as MITRE is a mark of approval.
"We're excited to continue our collaboration with MITRE in ATT&CK evaluation round two, which is based on APT29 attacks. Our researchers have been some of the key contributors to this," Alex Davies concludes.
Detailed information on the results and a comparison with other vendors' evaluation are available on F-Secure's blog.
About F-Secure
Nobody has better visibility into real-life cyber attacks than F-Secure. We're closing the gap between detection and response, utilizing the unmatched threat intelligence of hundreds of our industry's best technical consultants, millions of devices running our award-winning software, and ceaseless innovations in artificial intelligence. Top banks, airlines, and enterprises trust our commitment to beating the world's most potent threats. Together with our network of the top channel partners and over 200 service providers, we're on a mission to make sure everyone has the enterprise-grade cyber security we all need. Founded in 1988, F-Secure is listed on the NASDAQ OMX Helsinki Ltd.
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