Cymulate simulates real threats to prove whether security controls detect and block what they should. Network Secure runs the technology with a certified team and uses the results to fine-tune defenses and detections.
Cymulate was founded in 2016 by former Israel Defense Forces intelligence officers and security researchers, and reports more than 1,000 customers in 50 countries, with offices in locations such as Dallas, London, Holon, Pune, Singapore, and Latin America. Its platform focuses on exposure validation: it safely runs attack simulations in the production environment to measure the effectiveness of controls such as firewall, email, endpoint, and SIEM, and supports continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) programs.
Simulates attack techniques and campaigns to verify whether security controls prevent and detect threats.
Supports continuous threat exposure management programs, prioritizing what is actually exploitable.
Helps create, test, and fine-tune detection rules used by the SOC.
Lets you build and run custom threat scenarios.
Generates and applies mitigation recommendations based on validation results.
Cymulate simulates attacks in a controlled way to validate whether the company's security controls prevent and detect threats, and points out what needs to be adjusted.
Cymulate automates recurring, at-scale simulations against your controls; a pentest is an expert-led test within a defined scope. The two approaches complement each other.
Yes. The Network Secure team is certified in the solutions of the vendors it works with, including Cymulate, and handles deployment, support, and 24×7 incident response.
Talk to a Network Secure specialist and find the right combination of technology and operations for your environment.