The training of professionals has been the main way to combat the high number of cases of virtual attacks and theft of data and important information. In this sense, one of the possibilities for this training is the use of an attack simulator to validate the current state of the network.
In practice, the attack simulator will act to simulate common and well-designed attacks, showing all its operation, from the creation of the malicious file to its effective attack. That is, it is possible to understand how the whole process of growing this file is.
With this type of simulation, the team responsible for security validations can have a macro view of everything that happens out of sight. For this, several strategies are used to try to bring this realism to the simulator.
Normally, the ideal is for the simulation to be carried out with as many people as possible to get to know and draw conclusions from each situation presented. For example, from the person who actually handles the software to the salesperson who offers the solution.
Remember that attacks are directed at anyone on the team who has the slightest possibility of offering important information. Therefore, the ideal is for everyone to be familiar with the process and ways to prevent possible invasions