Validate Threat Exposure with Real Adversary Behavior.
Execute real-world attacker techniques mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework to validate your defenses against the behaviors adversaries actually use.
From Simulation to Adversary-Informed Emulation
Most testing is static, reactive, or disconnected from how real attackers operate. Simulations approximate attack effects but adversary emulation replicates actual attacker behavior, step for step.
The Old WaySecurity Simulation
- Point-in-time tests with synthetic scenarios that don’t reflect real behavior
- Limited MITRE ATT&CK coverage with shallow technique context
- CTI feeds that are hard to operationalize into realistic tests
- No visibility into how exposures chain across the attack path
Operationalize MITRE ATT&CK for Real-World Defense Validation
AttackIQ transforms MITRE ATT&CK framework data into executable adversary emulation that validates your defenses with real-world attack behaviors.
Execute Real Techniques Continuously and Safely
Build Scenarios That Mirror Real Adversaries
Validate Defenses Across the Entire Kill Chain
Measure Readiness and Drive Continuous Improvement
Emulation Reveals What Simulation Misses
Validate defenses across the MITRE ATT&CK kill chain
Emulate every stage of an attack—from initial access to exfiltration—to ensure complete coverage.
Visualize real attack paths in your environment
See how adversaries would move through your infrastructure, not just where they might land.
Find the gaps simulation leaves behind
Expose hidden weaknesses that synthetic tests can’t uncover.
Continuously test, tune, and improve your defenses
Run repeatable, automated emulations to stay ahead of evolving threats.
Proven Impact of Adversary Emulation
Organizations that move from manual testing to automated adversary emulation don’t just improve security—they gain efficiency, speed, and resilience.
FAQs
Never Settle for Uncertainty
Validate Your Defenses
Take the guesswork out of threat exposure management. Validate your defenses with real-world attack scenarios and focus on what matters most—managing your risk.




