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tested around the clock with safe attacks.

Cymulate is a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) platform. It automatically simulates thousands of MITRE ATT&CK attacks against your security tools and measures coverage. It shows the “gaps” and links each one to the settings of a specific product (EDR, NGFW, Email, WAF, SIEM).

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Attack vectors

9 modules.
Each one is like hiring a separate red teamer.

Cymulate tests each part of your defenses separately. You can start with one module and add more as your security program grows.

Email Gateway

Sends 1,000+ safe phishing variations through your email gateway: attachments, links, BEC, DKIM/DMARC bypass.

MITRE T1566
Web Gateway

Requests to C2 domains, test malware URLs and drive-by tools check your web filter and proxy.

MITRE T1071
WAF

SQLi, XSS, RCE, WAF rule bypass and the OWASP Top 10 against internal and public applications.

MITRE T1190
Endpoint Security

Testing EDR/NGAV: fileless techniques, exploits, persistence, ransomware behaviors, defense evasion.

MITRE TA0005
Lateral Movement (Hopper)

Emulating spread inside the network: pass-the-hash, Kerberoasting, RDP pivoting, SMB exploitation.

MITRE TA0008
Data Exfiltration

DNS tunneling, large HTTP POSTs and cloud storage exfiltration test DLP, NGFW and the SOC.

MITRE TA0010
Immediate Threats

Tests against current campaigns from the last 24 hours: new ransomware, APT updates, zero-days.

DAILY
Full Kill-Chain (APT)

Scenarios of specific APT groups such as FIN7, Lazarus, APT29 and Conti, from initial access to impact.

SCENARIOS 100+
Continuous ART

Continuous Automated Red Teaming: a full red team in automatic mode, 24/7, with no human involved.

CART · AUTOPILOT
The CTEM cycle

Daily checks instead of
a yearly audit.

Cymulate follows Gartner’s CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management) framework. Its five phases repeat in a loop, so security becomes a process you can manage and measure.

  • Scope. Assets, attack surface, business-critical services.
  • Discover. Vulnerabilities, unregistered assets, shadow IT.
  • Prioritize. Risk scoring based on business impact.
  • Validate. A simulation checks whether you are really vulnerable or really protected.
  • Mobilize. Tickets with specific settings for every team.
CYMULATE CTEM
Continuous
Exposure
Management
SCOPE
Assets & business goals
DISCOVER
Vulnerabilities / ASM
PRIORITIZE
Risk scoring
VALIDATE
BAS · CART
MOBILIZE
Tickets for teams
MITRE ATT&CK Coverage

The full Enterprise matrix.
Every cell is a real test.

Cymulate checks your defenses against more than 1,200 MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise techniques. After every run you see a map: what your EDR blocks, what your SIEM catches and what got through.

Recon
Resource
Initial
Execution
Persistence
Priv-Esc
Defense
Credential
Discovery
Lateral
Collection
C2
Exfil
Impact
Fully covered
Covered
Partially
Weak detection
Gap
A typical results map after 4 weeks of using Cymulate.
Use cases

What Cymulate does for the SOC and the CISO.

Testing new security products

Bought an EDR, NGFW or email gateway? In 1 hour Cymulate shows which techniques are actually blocked.

Checks after policy updates

After every EDR/WAF policy update, Cymulate automatically checks that the rule set still works.

Vulnerability prioritization

The vulnerability scanner finds 5,000 CVEs. Cymulate tells you which 80 can be exploited in your network right now.

Audit preparation

Reports for PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NIST CSF and SOC 2 with actual simulation results, not a self-assessment.

Metrics for the CISO

Risk Score trends, time to close gaps and security ROI, in reports for the board.

Coverage of APT scenarios

“Can we detect FIN7 / Lazarus / APT29?” Cymulate replays their campaigns in safe mode.

CYBER BOOST × Cymulate

Setup and ongoing support for simulations.

We handle it from start to finish: licenses, agent deployment, baseline scenarios for your security tools and training your team to read the reports.

7 days
first MITRE coverage report with baseline scenarios.
1,200+
safe techniques in the Cymulate simulation library, regularly updated.
CART
we build Continuous Automated Red Teaming into the SOC process.
RU/UZ
reports in Russian and presentations of results to management in Uzbek.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Cymulate.

How is BAS different from a penetration test?
A penetration test is a one-off check by an expert over a fixed period. BAS (Breach & Attack Simulation) is continuous and automated. Thousands of attacks run every day, so you see your level of protection in real time, not once a year.
What is Continuous Automated Red Teaming (CART)?
CART is a Cymulate module for in-depth testing: an automated red-team scenario that goes through the full kill chain (initial access → privilege escalation → lateral movement → exfiltration) with no human involvement. It works like a red team that is on duty 365 days a year.
Is it dangerous to run BAS in production?
No. All Cymulate “attacks” are safe: they use neutral payloads (no real malicious code) and only test how your defenses react. They can run in a production network without risk.
Does Cymulate support MITRE ATT&CK?
Yes. Every simulation is mapped to specific MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise techniques. The platform builds a coverage heatmap and highlights the “gaps”: techniques your defenses don’t respond to.
Does Cymulate run only in the cloud, or is there an on-prem option?
The management console is in the cloud. Lightweight simulator agents (Windows/Linux/macOS) are installed in your network and run the attacks locally. For air-gapped networks, a private installation is possible. We can discuss the options for your environment.
How long does the first deployment take?
A pilot takes 1 day: installing agents on a few hosts, choosing the first scenarios and getting a baseline report. A full deployment with all modules and integrations takes 2-4 weeks.
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7 days to your first MITRE heatmap.

We will deploy a pilot on several hosts in your network, run baseline scenarios and send you the first coverage report: what your stack blocks and what got through.