AttackIQ Enterprise
Breach and attack simulation (BAS) software
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What is AttackIQ Enterprise
AttackIQ Enterprise is a breach and attack simulation (BAS) platform used to continuously validate security controls by running automated adversary-emulation tests across an organization’s environment. It is typically used by security operations, purple teams, and security engineering teams to measure detection and prevention coverage, prioritize remediation, and track improvements over time. The platform provides a library of attack techniques mapped to common frameworks and supports scheduled testing and reporting for control validation and audit evidence.
Continuous control validation workflows
The product supports repeatable, scheduled simulations to validate whether security controls and detections work as expected over time. This helps teams move from point-in-time testing to ongoing measurement of security posture. Results can be used to track regression after configuration changes, tool updates, or new deployments.
Technique library and mapping
AttackIQ Enterprise includes a catalog of simulations aligned to widely used adversary technique frameworks. This enables structured coverage assessment by technique, tactic, or threat profile rather than ad hoc testing. It also supports communicating results in a format that security leadership and auditors commonly recognize.
Reporting for remediation tracking
The platform produces findings and metrics that help teams prioritize gaps and document remediation progress. This supports security program management use cases such as control owners’ accountability and trend reporting. Outputs are commonly used to demonstrate validation activities to internal governance and external assessors.
Requires tuning and operational effort
Meaningful BAS outcomes depend on careful scoping, safe execution, and ongoing tuning to match the organization’s tooling and environment. Teams often need to invest time to interpret results, reduce noise, and convert findings into actionable engineering work. Smaller teams may find the operational overhead challenging without dedicated resources.
Coverage depends on integrations
Depth of validation can vary based on how well the platform integrates with endpoint, network, SIEM, and other security controls in use. Limited telemetry access or incomplete integrations can reduce the fidelity of detection validation and root-cause analysis. Organizations may need additional configuration work to connect data sources and workflows.
Not a full security stack
BAS focuses on validation and measurement rather than replacing core security controls such as EDR, SIEM, or vulnerability management. It identifies gaps but typically relies on other tools and teams to remediate and to provide continuous protection. Buyers should plan for how BAS outputs flow into ticketing, detection engineering, and control management processes.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise | Licensed via quarterly subscription — contact AttackIQ for a quote (no public list prices) | Advanced, co‑managed BAS for enterprise with custom adversary scenarios, program-level reporting, Mission Control; licensed on a quarterly subscription (source: AttackIQ Enterprise product page). |
Seller details
AttackIQ, Inc.
Santa Clara, CA, USA
2013
Private
https://www.attackiq.com/
https://x.com/AttackIQ
https://www.linkedin.com/company/attackiq/
