Why “Assumed Breach” Matters
Adopting the mindset that users will get breached, and networks must be able to withstand it, is critical. Assumed breach means that River Security assumes the role of a breached user, and helps point out the weaknesses and flaws of the organization in that situation.

Users may unintentionally get breached, but sometimes breach is done by a trusted insider intentionally. Organizations should be able to withstand these risks.
Raymond Strandheim
Principal Penetration Tester at River Security

In Practice, What to Expect from our Delivery
Expect a fast paced and hard hitting delivery from our team of penetration testers. On the inside, they will look for gaps through network and application controls, ensuring our customers get a report detailing short and long term best practices, but also highlighting notable defensive measures in play.
After a period of testing, our team will present our customer with a list of the most critical alerts, including proof-of-concept of impact, remediation suggestions and a plan moving forward.
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