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Using a test tool like Metasploit, Core Impact, or Canvas to test your IPS and Browser protection solutions is the most effective at mimicking a real attack similar to a web attack toolkit. You can either use a program such as Metasploit, Core Impact, or Immunity Sec’s Canvas to actually exploit the underlying operating system, browser and third-party application vulnerabilities. For maximum alerts and notification, it helps to have a vulnerable browser, plug-ins and operating system. There are two ways to test the IPS and Browser Protection engines. To validate that the IPS engine or Browser Protection is working, you need to actually exploit an underlying vulnerability in the Operating System or Browser. Unlike file-based protection which must wait until a file is physically created on a user’s computer, network-based protection starts to analyze the incoming data streams that arrive onto a user’s machine via network connections. Symantec’s Network-Based Protection is a set of technologies designed to block malicious attacks before they have a chance to introduce malware onto a system. Network-Based Protection Testing and Validation: Symantec's Testing a Virus and Spyware Protection policy offers exact steps on how to use EICAR to test AV. zip archive (one level and multiple levels deep). txt file as well as versions embedded in a.

The file for testing File-Based anti-virus can be downloaded from the EICAR website here. This file is not malicious and is the agreed upon string and file for testing across many anti-virus vendors. The standard for testing file-based anti-virus is called EICAR (European Institute for Computer Antivirus Research). To trigger an alert with the antivirus engine, use the EICAR file mentioned below.

Symantec’s File-Based protection includes multiple protection engines including the file-based antivirus engine, our Malheur engine and our Bloodhound technology. File-Based Detection Testing and Validation: