We've been inside the breaches. We've seen how attackers actually operate. And we knew the industry, across simulation, training, and monitoring, was fundamentally broken.
Modeled against real-world operators
Lazarus Group
APT29 (Cozy Bear) Scattered Spider
APT41
APT35 Tycoon 2FA
EvilProxy
Real attackers don't care about awareness scores or quarterly pen-test reports. They care about credentials, sessions, identity, and persistence. Yet every layer of the industry kept measuring the wrong thing.
What was broken
Across phishing simulation, awareness training, and attack surface monitoring, we hit the same wall everywhere:
- Phishing simulation stopped at link clicks. Vendors ignored credential capture, MFA bypass, and session theft.
- Awareness training shipped one generic video to everyone. No behavioural signal, no adaptation, just a checkbox.
- Attack surface monitoring was a 90-day pen-test report. Meanwhile engineering shipped new assets daily, always blind, always behind.
- "Passing" a test didn't mean safety. It just meant a checkbox got ticked.
So we built what didn't exist.