Prepare for the Inevitable
An Assumed Breach simulation operates under the assumption that attackers have already gained initial access to your network. This approach tests your internal defenses, detection capabilities, and incident response procedures. By simulating post-breach scenarios, we help you identify vulnerabilities in your internal security posture and improve your ability to detect and contain threats.
Assumed Breach Attack Simulation Assessment Types
Insider Threat Simulation
Simulate a malicious or compromised insider with legitimate access.
Blue Team Exercise
Test your SOC and security team's detection and response capabilities.
Crown Jewel Assessment
Focused testing to reach and protect your most critical assets.
How it works?
Our Assumed Breach Methodology
We simulate real attacker behavior from an insider's perspective.
Initial Foothold
Establish controlled access simulating a compromised endpoint or account.
Reconnaissance
Enumerate users, systems, and potential paths to critical assets.
Lateral Movement
Attempt to move through the network and escalate privileges.
Objective Achievement
Attempt to access crown jewels and demonstrate impact.
Detection Analysis
Evaluate what was detected and what was missed.
Internal Security Gaps We Identify
Weak Segmentation
Excessive Privileges
Detection Gaps
AD Misconfigurations
Unmonitored Systems
Cached Credentials
Trust Relationships
Response Delays
Do you know?
86%
of assumed breach tests successfully achieve lateral movement.
1.5 hrs
average time to domain admin from initial foothold.
70%
of organizations lack visibility into internal threats.
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Internal Defense Testing
Validate effectiveness of internal security controls.
Detection Validation
Test your security team's ability to detect internal threats.
Attack Path Mapping
Understand how attackers can reach critical assets.
Response Improvement
Enhance incident response based on real scenarios.