About Fortra’s Cobalt Strike
Cobalt Strike is the industry-standard adversary simulation tool that lets red teams replicate the tactics, techniques, and procedures of advanced threat actors.
Featuring its signature Beacon payload and extensible command-and-control (C2) framework, Cobalt Strike delivers accurate threat emulation for proactive defense strategies. From uncovering vulnerabilities to testing security resilience, the solution equips organizations with the insights needed to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.
Fortra’s Cobalt Strike Features
Advanced Attacker Simulations
Leverage Cobalt Strike’s Beacon payload to infiltrate networks, remain undetected, and simulate real-world threats with precision.
Dynamic Red Team Collaboration
Enhance teamwork with a shared team server, enabling seamless collaboration, realistic attack scenarios, and detailed reporting to document every action.
Flexible Command and Control (C2) Framework
Customize communication channels, mimic threat actor tactics, and adapt payloads for covert and effective post-exploitation activities.
Comprehensive Post-Exploitation Toolkit
Execute advanced techniques like browser pivoting, payload generation, and spear phishing to test defenses against a broad spectrum of attack vectors.
Reporting and Logging
Generate thorough logs and actionable reports to provide clear insights into vulnerabilities and post-exploitation activities, driving improved defenses.
Fortra’s Cobalt Strike Benefits
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Realistic Threat Simulations
Accurately replicate the tactics of advanced threat actors to assess and enhance your organization’s security defenses.
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Enhanced Team Collaboration
Enable seamless teamwork with a shared platform for Red Teams, fostering coordinated operations and comprehensive documentation of activities.
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Continuous Innovation
Combine community-driven extensions and a flexible framework to stay ahead of evolving threats and maintain cutting-edge testing capabilities.
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Proactive Risk Mitigation
Identify and address weaknesses before attackers can exploit them, reducing the chances of costly breaches and downtime.
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