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SafeBreach: BAS Product Overview and Insight

See our full list of Top Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) Vendors Bottom Line With numerous awards, patents and high-profile customers to its credit, SafeBreach appears to be one of the early leaders in the emerging breach and attack simulation (BAS) market. It’s a good option for enterprises in any vertical or for service providers […]

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Cynthia Harvey

Dec 13, 2018

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Bottom Line
Company Profile
Product Description
Key Features
Target Market
Customers
Awards and Certifications
Pricing

Bottom Line

With numerous awards, patents and high-profile customers to its credit, SafeBreach appears to be one of the early leaders in the emerging breach and attack simulation (BAS) market. It’s a good option for enterprises in any vertical or for service providers and technology vendors that want to offer their own customers BAS capabilities.

Company Profile

Founded:

2014

Headquarters:

Sunnyvale, California

Funding:

$34 million

Winner of multiple awards, SafeBreach was founded by cybersecurity veterans who have previously worked for the Israeli Air Force and the Israel 8200 Intelligence Unit. It is headquartered in Silicon Valley, with an additional office in Tel Aviv. It has partnerships with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), Visa, VireEye, PhantomCyber, LogRhythm and Docker, and its investors include Sequoia Capital, Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners, Draper Nexus, PayPal Ventures, Hewlett Packard Pathfinder and investor Shlomo Kramer. The company holds several patents related to BAS technology. The company also has a research arm called SafeBreach Labs that investigates breaches and attacks in the wild.

Product Description

SafeBreach utilizes more than 11 million breach methods to look for weaknesses in an organization’s cyber defenses. It also has a partner program for vendors and service providers that want to incorporate BAS technology into their capabilities. It attempts to look at systems and defenses from a hacker’s perspective, and the company also offers a “Hacker’s Playbook” that details some of the latest cyberattack strategies.

Key Features

Simulates the entire cyber kill chain
No impact to existing environment
Deploys and begins producing insights in just minutes
Integrated dashboards that show security risk over time
Integrates with other security tools, including SIEMs

Target Market

Chief security officers, security analysts and security red team engineers at enterprises, as well as technology companies and managed service providers