Our testing uses an Ethical Hacking approach. This testing provides valuable insights into the threats and risks affecting your infrastructure. It involves simulating real-world attacks to identify vulnerabilities, covering a broad range of targets including internal and external servers, devices, wireless networks, as well as social and physical elements of the organization.

Clariti’s Purple Team engagement uses our Ethical Hacking team to serve as real-world attackers to examine how well your existing infrastructure can detect and respond to threats in real time. This approach not only simulates actual threats used by today’s threat actors but also evaluates the speed, depth, and insight of your detection capabilities. Our team of expert hackers, equipped with the latest attack techniques, will identify vulnerabilities, and attempt to exploit them in real time as you watch every keystroke in full transparency.
The benefits of Purple Teaming are multifaceted; it validates your existing detection capabilities across your entire attack surface, identifies any unknown blind spots and provides clarity on how and when your detection systems alert to adversarial activities. This approach offers a unique opportunity for you to view your own attack surface from a hacker's perspective to stay abreast of contemporary hacking tools and tactics.
Our ethical hackers perform over 100 adversarial activities, exploits, and attacks mimicking the pathways a real-world threat actor would use to attack your external and internal infrastructure. Throughout this process we educate and train your participants, enhancing their understanding of the latest adversarial tools and tactics strengthening your team with an improved understanding of your detection and response capabilities and allows for the real-time tuning of your threat detection capabilities and incident response procedures.

This assessment identifies gaps by evaluating what is required to meet PCI standards, tailored to the organization’s annual transaction volume. The main objective is to safeguard cardholder data. The results of the assessment are compared against the PCI DSS v3.2 requirements set forth by the PCI Security Standards Council.

The Clariti Solutions team will investigate attacks by analyzing malware infections, system breaches, policy violations (such as unauthorized website access), and other vulnerabilities. We will identify compromised systems, detect alterations to critical configurations and files (such as registry settings and passwords), and search for rogue processes (related to sensitive information theft) and common rootkits (malicious software).

A Clariti Solutions consultant can serve as an Interim Chief Information Security Officer to manage and oversee your organization's information security program on a temporary basis. Our Interim CISOs offer a deep reservoir of specialized knowledge and experience that can be swiftly utilized to tackle pressing security challenges, apply industry best practices, and oversee crucial projects.