Breach and attack simulation (BAS) is a relatively new IT security solution that can automatically uncover flaws in an organization's cyber defenses, similar to continuous, automated advanced penetration testing. In order to maximize security resources and mitigate cyber risk, BAS goes beyond pen testing and red team analysis to identify and prioritize fixes.

BAS platforms and methods are designed to see if a simulated breach will generate any system alarms, such as causing an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) to "discover" that someone is attempting to get into the network. This is useful, but it is not the best strategy. APT attackers are usually skilled enough to avoid alerts. You want to know if an attacker is gaining access to assets on your network and if an alarm is raised. Detecting suspicious activity independent of alarms is the goal of a robust proactive cyber defense. You need to patch up your security before your critical assets gone forever.

Cytomate APT is a Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) system that assesses, and validates the most recent attack tactics used by Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and other hostile groups. This is done across the kill chain, and a prioritized list of remedial tasks is provided if any vulnerabilities are detected. Cytomate executes a series of attacks spanning the full ATT&CK matrix to evaluate your organization defenses. It creates unique exploits to evade security controls. To give organizations defense status in view of advanced attackers. It provides organizations a prioritized actionable remediation insight for attacks that successfully bypassed security defenses. Cytomate has following vectors

1- Endpoint Security

2- Web Security

3- Web Application Firewall (WAF)

4- Email Gateway Security

5- Network Security

6- Phishing Awareness

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