SafeBreach Platform
Breach and attack simulation with 30,000+ attack methods validating security controls continuously.
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SafeBreach Platform Overview
SafeBreach is a pioneer in breach and attack simulation (BAS) delivering the world's most widely used continuous security validation platform. Founded in September 2014 by Guy Bejerano (CEO, former CISO at LivePerson and Ness Technologies) and Itzik Kotler (CTO, former Israel Defense Force hacker), SafeBreach provides automated simulation testing across network, endpoint, cloud, container, and email security controls. The platform's signature Hacker's Playbook contains over 30,000 attack methods—the largest repository in the BAS industry—regularly updated based on real-world threat intelligence, emerging vulnerabilities, and research from SafeBreach Labs. The platform automatically and safely executes attack scenarios to validate security controls against current threats, providing organizations with a hacker's view of their security posture to proactively predict attacks and identify gaps before adversaries exploit them.
Core capabilities include continuous automated simulation orchestrated through the SafeBreach Management Console, comprehensive MITRE ATT&CK framework coverage with industry-widest TTP support updated within 24 hours of US-CERT and FBI-Flash alerts, automated analysis correlating simulation results with security device event logs to identify control gaps and misconfigurations, in-depth results breakdown by attack category including known threats and specific threat groups with industry-specific threat scenarios, and integration with SIEM, SOAR, and workflow management tools for seamless remediation coordination. The platform features SafeBreach Validate (BAS product testing control efficacy across the kill chain with actionable remediation guidance), SafeBreach Propagate (attack path validation identifying exploitable paths through environment), SafeBreach Studio (no-code red team platform for custom attack creation), flexible dashboards with peer benchmarking and executive-level reporting, and support for custom detection testing validating end-to-end detection and alert lifecycle efficacy.
SafeBreach serves enterprises across finance, healthcare, life sciences, manufacturing, legal, insurance, and energy sectors including Fortune 500 companies requiring continuous security validation aligned with regulatory frameworks. The platform maintains SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2013 certifications, demonstrating commitment to security standards. With $106.5M in funding led by Sequoia Capital, Sonae IM, Israel Growth Partners, and strategic investment from ServiceNow, SafeBreach has achieved $21M annual revenue (2024) serving customers requiring proactive security posture assessment, control optimization, and stakeholder communication of cybersecurity program efficacy.
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Executes attack technique sequences on a scheduled or continuous basis against production controls, enabling detection of control drift between point-in-time assessments.
Provides specific detection rule recommendations, log source requirements, and control configuration changes for each identified gap: not just a list of undetected techniques.
Executes simulations using non-destructive payloads and read-only techniques that cannot cause data loss, service disruption, or lateral damage in production environments.
Provides a shared workspace for red and blue teams to document technique execution, detection results, and remediation actions during concurrent exercises.
Tests user susceptibility and email security control effectiveness using simulated phishing campaigns, including credential harvesting pages and malicious attachment templates.
Simulates cloud-specific attack techniques: IAM privilege escalation, SSRF to metadata service, S3 bucket enumeration, cross-account role assumption.
Reports which simulated techniques triggered alerts in existing security controls and which did not, mapping undetected techniques to the specific control or detection rule that should have fired.
Number of MITRE ATT&CK techniques and sub-techniques covered by the simulation library. Breadth determines how much of the attack lifecycle can be tested.
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