AttackIQ

United States3 products listed
AttackIQ is the leader in threat-informed Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM).
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Our summaryBreach and attack simulation company. Its platform emulates real attacker behaviour, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, against a customer's own security controls to show what they block, detect and miss. It also runs the free AttackIQ Academy for security training.

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Products and the controls they provide

AttackIQ Enterprise

“Advanced exposure management at scale. Continuously validate defenses across your entire stack with custom adversary scenarios, automated workflows, and program-level reporting.”

Continuous, automated adversary emulation across the environment, with full control over scenarios and schedules.

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AttackIQ Flex

“Agentless, on-demand exposure validation. Run production-safe adversary emulations in minutes.”

Agentless, on-demand testing of security controls without deploying the full platform.

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AttackIQ Ready

“Turnkey exposure validation. Built and run by experts.”

Managed service that runs MITRE ATT&CK based emulations for you, with no scripting or tuning on your side.

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