Randori Attack
Your Automated Red Team
Your Automated Red Team
Continually assess what works, and what doesn’t. No installation or setup required.
Eliminate guesswork - use proof to drive projects and break through objections.
Build resilience by testing detection and response capabilities against a trusted adversary.
Security and business leaders need to know valuable assets are secure. Annual penetration tests or vulnerability scans can’t answer this question —the timing, scope, and capabilities don’t reflect the threats you face. You need a trusted adversary.
Randori Attack gives you the power of an automated red team, enabling you to continuously test your defenses against attacks that mirror the adversaries you face. By exposing gaps and breaking down issues, Randori helps you discover the unexpected and build a program resilient to compromise.
Randori is the first attack platform that works the same way as today’s real-world adversaries. There’s nothing to install or configure. Beginning simply with an email address, Randori discovers and monitors your attack surface for change.
When an opportunity presents itself, Randori safely executes real-world attacks, testing the real-world effectiveness of your security tools, threat intelligence, and managed security partners.
Give your team the ammunition they need to drive budget conversations and build a more resilient security program by proving not what could, but what will happen if a risk is left unaddressed. Customers are using attack findings to accelerate projects and institute changes that otherwise wouldn’t be on the table.
With the power of your own automated red team, understand and report on:
If your business depends upon swift, effective incident response, Randori Attack will take you to the next level.
Test your detection and incident response capabilities by going up against your own automated red team.
We’ll show you where and how actions were taken, revealing the logic behind the attacker’s mindset.
The benefit: security teams can know where they stand and confidently make decisions in where to invest, train or hire to improve. Attack actions are mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. All command & control (C2) details are available via an OpenAPI, making correlating if and when your team detected our activity a breeze.
February 2020
October 2019