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Threat Led Testing

Definition

Threat led testing is a cybersecurity assessment that simulates real-world attacks to evaluate defenses. This is an advanced form of cybersecurity assessment where simulated attacks, modeled after actual intelligence on specific threat actors and their tactics, techniques, and procedures, are executed against an organization’s systems. The objective is to test the effectiveness of security controls, detection capabilities, and incident response mechanisms under realistic attack scenarios. For digital asset firms, this testing is crucial for uncovering vulnerabilities against sophisticated and persistent cyber threats.