SafeBreach announced the launch of the SafeBreach exposure
validation platform, which combines the power of its time-tested breach and
attack simulation (BAS) product-now called Validate-and its new attack path validation
product, Propagate. Together, they provide enterprise security teams with
deeper insight into threat exposure and a more comprehensive view of cyber
risk.
According
to the Gartner Hype Cycle Report, “Adversarial exposure validation
technologies offer offensive security technologies simulating threat actor
tactics, techniques and procedures to validate the existence of exploitable
exposures and test security control effectiveness. Within this profile, Gartner
has consolidated breach attack simulation and autonomous penetration testing
and red teaming.”
Attack
path validation specifically can play a significant role in combatting the
ongoing challenge of increasingly severe cyber attacks-including ransomware and
nation-state attacks whose primary goal is to gain a foothold within large
organizations and move laterally to steal critical information and assets.
Products like SafeBreach Propagate can help enterprises proactively understand
these real attack paths and take preemptive action to close them off. However,
large enterprises have had legitimate concerns about the inherent risks that
some solutions present to their environments.
“To
overcome these challenges, we worked tirelessly with multiple enterprise design
partners during the development process to understand their concerns and ensure
we developed a product that addressed them,” said Koby Bar, Vice President of
Product at SafeBreach. “One key safety element we have included is to provide
clients with very granular control of the scope of the tests they want to
run-they can decide where and what can be tested to tailor the Propagate tests
to fit their unique needs.”
Facing relentless cybersecurity incidents, tool fatigue,
deployment complexity, and alert overload, enterprise CISOs need a single
exposure validation platform that combines multiple critical security
capabilities to provide a more holistic view of cyber risk and empower them to
make data-driven decisions to manage it.
To address this need, SafeBreach has launched the SafeBreach
exposure validation platform, a suite of exposure validation tools that provide
end-to-end visibility into the effectiveness of security controls and
the potential impact of a successful breach. The platform draws on SafeBreach’s
ten-year history working with the world’s most mature enterprise organizations
to offer:
- Enterprise-Grade
Safety:
The platform is purpose-built to meet the stringent safety and privacy
requirements of large enterprises, enabling comprehensive security testing
without impacting customer environments. - Predictable
Scalability:
Regardless of the environment or deployment model, the SafeBreach platform
allows clients to get started with a breadth and depth of testing that
provides immediate value-then scale up when they are ready. - World-Class
Support: The
SafeBreach platform is backed by world-renowned
threat researchers and an award-winning customer success team who
provide a level of service and support not available anywhere else.
The
SafeBreach exposure validation platform enables clients to leverage Validate to
identify security gaps, then dig deeper with Propagate to understand what an
attacker could accomplish by exploiting them to develop a more comprehensive
understanding of cyber risk-all from one convenient management console.
Looking
toward the future, SafeBreach plans to continue to develop not only its
existing capabilities in Validate and Propagate, but also new capabilities
within the SafeBreach exposure validation platform to continue serving the
needs of the enterprise market.
“Based
on the direction of the security market, we know there is a huge need for a
single platform that CISOs can use to not only understand their residual risk,
but to make data-driven decisions around it,” said Guy Bejerano, CEO at
SafeBreach. “That’s the way we see the market going, and we are working to
converge our BAS capabilities with adjacent capabilities to build that entire
platform. With our expertise and enterprise experience, we are better
positioned than any other company to make it happen-today’s launch is only the
beginning.”
