Darwin Attack Features
What are the features of Darwin Attack?
Administration
- API / Integrations
- Extensibility
- Reporting and Analytics
Analysis
- Issue Tracking
- Reconnaissance
- Vulnerability Scan
Testing
- Command-Line Tools
- Manual Testing
- Test Automation
- Performance and Reliability
Performance
- Issue Tracking
- Detection Rate
- False Positives
- Automated Scans
Network
- Perimeter Scanning
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Administration
API / Integrations | As reported in 16 Darwin Attack reviews. Application Programming Interface Specification for how the application communicates with other software. APIs typically enable integration of data, logic, objects, etc. with other software applications. | 86% (Based on 16 reviews) | |
Extensibility | Provides the ability to extend the platform to include additional features and functionalities This feature was mentioned in 20 Darwin Attack reviews. | 88% (Based on 20 reviews) | |
Reporting and Analytics | As reported in 24 Darwin Attack reviews. Tools to visualize and analyze data. | 95% (Based on 24 reviews) |
Analysis
Issue Tracking | As reported in 24 Darwin Attack reviews. Track issues and manage resolutions. | 93% (Based on 24 reviews) | |
Reconnaissance | As reported in 18 Darwin Attack reviews. Gathers information about the system and potential exploits to be tested. | 91% (Based on 18 reviews) | |
Vulnerability Scan | As reported in 22 Darwin Attack reviews. Scans applications and networks for known vulnerabilities, holes and exploits. | 94% (Based on 22 reviews) |
Testing
Command-Line Tools | As reported in 15 Darwin Attack reviews. Allows users to access a terminal host system and input command sequences. | 83% (Based on 15 reviews) | |
Manual Testing | Based on 16 Darwin Attack reviews. Allows users to perfrom hands-on live simulations and penetration tests. | 82% (Based on 16 reviews) | |
Test Automation | Runs pre-scripted security tests without requiring manual work. 16 reviewers of Darwin Attack have provided feedback on this feature. | 83% (Based on 16 reviews) | |
Performance and Reliability | Software is consistently available (uptime) and allows users to complete tasks quickly because they are not waiting for the software to respond to an action they took. 22 reviewers of Darwin Attack have provided feedback on this feature. | 91% (Based on 22 reviews) |
Performance
Issue Tracking | As reported in 10 Darwin Attack reviews. Track issues as vulnerabilities are discovered. Documents activity throughout the resolution process. | 93% (Based on 10 reviews) | |
Detection Rate | The rate at which scans accurately detect all vulnerabilities associated with the target. 11 reviewers of Darwin Attack have provided feedback on this feature. | 92% (Based on 11 reviews) | |
False Positives | The rate at which scans falsely indicate detection of a vulnerability when no vulnerabilitiy legitimately exists. 10 reviewers of Darwin Attack have provided feedback on this feature. | 92% (Based on 10 reviews) | |
Automated Scans | As reported in 10 Darwin Attack reviews. Runs pre-scripted vulnerability scans without requiring manual work. | 92% (Based on 10 reviews) |
Network
Compliance Testing | Allows users to scan applications and networks for specific compliance requirements. | Not enough data | |
Perimeter Scanning | Based on 10 Darwin Attack reviews. Analyzes network devices, servers and operating systems for vulnerabilities. | 95% (Based on 10 reviews) | |
Configuration Monitoring | Monitors configuration rule sets and policy enforcement measures and document changes to maintain compliance. | Not enough data |
Application
Manual Application Testing | Allows users to perfrom hands-on live simulations and penetration tests. | Not enough data | |
Static Code Analysis | Scans application source code for security flaws without executing it. | Not enough data | |
Black Box Testing | Scans functional applications externally for vulnerabilities like SQL injection or XSS. | Not enough data |
Monitoring
Gap Analysis | Analyzes data associated with denied entries and policy enforcement, giving information of better authentication and security protocols. | Not enough data | |
Vulnerability Intelligence | Stores information related to common vulnerabilities and how to resolve them once incidents occur. | Not enough data | |
Compliance Monitoring | Monitors data quality and sends alerts based on violations or misuse. | Not enough data | |
Continuous Monitoring | Aggregates real-time updates and historical data from multiplate internal and external data sources to support ongoing proactive threat response. | Not enough data |
Asset Management
Asset Discovery | Detects new assets as they enter cloud environments and networks to add to asset inventory. | Not enough data | |
Shadow IT Detection | Identifies unsanctioned software. | Not enough data | |
Change Management | Provides tools to track and implement required security policy changes. | Not enough data |
Risk Management
Risk-Prioritization | Allows for vulnerability ranking by customized risk and threat priorities. | Not enough data | |
Reconnaissance | Gathers information about the system and potential exploits to be tested. | Not enough data | |
At-Risk Analysis | Uses machine learning to identify at-risk data. | Not enough data | |
Threat Intelligence | Stores information related to common threats and how to resolve them once incidents occur. | Not enough data |
