Continuous attack emulation
Your security tools say they would catch it. Let us check.
In recurring cycles, we safely run the techniques real attackers use against your environment. You see which ones your EDR, SIEM and SOC detect, which they block and which slip through, and we help you close the gaps.
What is included
- Scenarios chosen for you, based on your sector, your systems and the attackers most likely to target you, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.
- Controlled execution with safe, monitored tools that do not affect production systems.
- A clear result per technique detected, blocked or missed.
- Tuning advice for your SIEM rules, EDR settings and SOC procedures.
- Recurring cycles, with scenarios updated as new techniques appear. [CONFIRM: cycle frequency]
How it works
- 01
Plan
We agree the scenarios, the systems in scope and who is told in advance.
- 02
Run
We execute the techniques under control.
- 03
Measure
We check what your tools and team saw, and how fast they reacted.
- 04
Tune and repeat
You fix the gaps, and the next cycle checks the fixes and adds new techniques.
How our services fit together
Security testing
- Vulnerability management
Regular scans, checked by an analyst and ranked by real risk.
- Infrastructure pentesting
We try to break into your network and Active Directory, safely and with agreed rules.
- Web application pentesting
Your web apps and portals tested by hand and with tools, following OWASP.
- Continuous attack emulationYou are here
Real attacker techniques in recurring cycles, to check your defences catch them.
Find the weak points before someone else does.
Questions about attack emulation
How is this different from a pentest?
A pentest looks for a way in, once. Attack emulation assumes the attacker gets in and checks, again and again, whether your detection and response work.
Do we need a SOC first?
You need some detection in place, such as EDR or a SIEM. If you have none yet, start with our managed detection and response.