SafeBreach CTEM Platform

What it does

The SafeBreach CTEM Platform is a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) platform built on adversarial exposure validation. It pairs SafeBreach Validate, a breach and attack simulation (BAS) engine, with SafeBreach Propagate, an attack path validation tool, under SafeBreach Helm, an AI orchestration layer that drives the CTEM lifecycle from a natural-language interface. Lightweight simulators run the Hacker's Playbook, a library of more than 30,000 attack methods fed by SafeBreach Labs research, against production controls and rank exposures by proven exploitability rather than theoretical severity.

How it works

Simulators on endpoints, network segments, and AWS, Azure, and GCP run attacks across endpoint, network, cloud, and email vectors, and the platform correlates each simulation with logs from integrated security tools to show which controls blocked, detected, or missed it. Propagate chains reconnaissance, credential harvesting, subnet scanning, and Pass the Hash lateral movement into exploitable paths to critical assets. Helm's Analyst, Validation, and SecOps agents ingest vulnerability, attack surface, and threat intelligence data, prioritize by exploitability, route remediation into ticketing workflows, and re-run simulations to confirm fixes. New attacks arrive within 24 hours of US-CERT alerts, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

Credentials and traction

SafeBreach holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications, publishes a 2025 penetration test report through its trust center, and produces validation evidence supporting DORA testing requirements. It was named Most Innovative in Adversarial Exposure Validation at the 2026 Global InfoSec Awards, Gold for CTEM in the 2026 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards, and Best CTEM Platform in the 2026 Cybersecurity Stars Awards. Customers include Carlsberg, SoftServe, Husch Blackwell, and Fortune 500 energy, healthcare, biopharmaceutical, and financial services organizations.