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How is Mandiant Security Validation designed to measure the effectiveness of security controls?

How is Mandiant Security Validation designed to measure the effectiveness of security controls?

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Identify the ideal candidates for Mandiant Security Validation.

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Organizations that have concerns around specific threats (i.e., ransomware) or threat actors
Organizations that are not mature enough or have the resources to execute
Organizations that do not run their own Security Operations Center (SOC)
Organizations looking to “check a box”

Identify how Mandiant Security Validation continuously validates and measures effectiveness of a customer’s Cyber Security controls.

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Identify how Mandiant Security Validation helps customers improve their security.

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Proving effectiveness, reducing risk, and optimizing and rationalizing investments
Adding an endpoint firewall to the network stack
Including anti-virus agents in the installation
Proving effectiveness, eliminating risk, and degrading investments

Identify some of the best practices for scoping Mandiant Security Validation (MSV) Proof of Concepts (POCs).

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Limit the scope to three to five Actors (one hosted Actor, one network, and one endpoint recommended).
Strongly recommended not to include Protected Theater, Email Theater, or the use of Mac or Linux deployments.
Understand if a proxy or web security service is being used.
Ensure that the test plan and Proof of Concept (POC) execution are aligned with the customer’s expected outcomes. Do not over-scope.
Suggest the lowest value or hardest to set up integrations.

Applied intelligence offerings focus on producing intelligence for customers. What are the key outcomes?

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