Continuous Automated Red Teaming

Randori and IBM Plan to Join Forces to Tackle Growing Attack Surface Risks

CONTINUOUS
AUTOMATED RED
TEAMING

“Can my defenses protect what’s most valuable to my company?”

Build Resilience Under Compromise Against Authentic Attacks

“Traditional red teaming is a one-time engagement that you’ll run, and then maybe you’ll run it again in a year. My view is that you really need to be running things continuously…”

– John Shaffer, CIO, Greenhill & Co Investment Bank

Elevate Your Blue Team

Practice makes perfect. Go beyond scanning and begin to improve your team by testing your defenses under real-world conditions. Get real-time insight into your security program’s effectiveness year-round with Randori’s continuous and automated red team. Identify issues, prioritize investments and validate your real-world risk by testing your people, process and technology against opportunistic, social, and even 0-day attacks.

Report on Effectiveness, not Effort

Stop reporting to the board about how many vulnerabilities have been patched, SIEM rules tuned, or misconfigurations resolved. Evolve beyond vulnerabilities with Randori Attack. Answer the fundamental questions: “Can my program defend our crown jewels?” am I resilient to breach? is my security program improving? Use our continuous red team to drive priorities, justify budget, and identify where to invest next.

Validate Your Security Investments

Ensure that your technology and security partners are set up for success. All attacker actions are auditable and include full visibility into the runbooks chosen by Randori Attack. Techniques are mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and C2 Infrastructure & Implants details are available to match against your logging & threat intelligence systems. Test the real-world effectiveness of your SIEM, EDR, SOAR, threat intelligence, and MDR partners.

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About Randori

Randori is your trusted adversary. Designed by some of the best minds in offensive security, our automated attack platform mirrors today’s adversaries, helping defenders continuously assess their real-world security. We empower defenders to prove to themselves and management that their organization’s most valuable assets are secure. Headquartered in Waltham, MA, with offices in Denver, CO, the company is backed by Accomplice, .406 Ventures and Legion Capital.