OpenBAS

Adaptive Security is the security layer for the AI era, protecting organizations and their employees from modern cyberattacks. AI has changed how every company works, and how every company gets attacked. Employees use AI tools IT doesn't know about. Attackers craft deepfakes, vishing calls, and spear phishing emails that get past filters. Adaptive addresses all of it in one unified platform: managing AI tool usage before it becomes a liability, training employees on the threats they'll actually face, simulating AI-powered attacks, and protecting the inbox and browser so threats never reach their intended targets. Because it's one platform, Adaptive develops a complete risk picture and uses it automatically, applying targeted training, attack simulations, and policy controls to lower risk over time. More than 1,000 organizations run Adaptive to manage their human security program, having raised $150M+ from NVIDIA, Andreessen Horowitz, Bain Capital Ventures, and Citi Ventures.

The general assumption is that breach and attack simulation provides a comprehensive view of an organization’s cyber security posture. It does not. Many traditional BAS vendors have begun to label themselves as security validation. Use the latest global threat and adversary intelligence to focus resources on specific and relevant threats facing your organization. Emulate authentic, active attack binaries and destructive attacks, including malware and ransomware. Conduct real attacks across the full attack lifecycle with deep and comprehensive integration with your entire security infrastructure. Cyber security effectiveness needs to be objectively measured on an ongoing basis, not only to ensure the systems and tools in place are reducing an organization’s exposure to risk, but also to support CISOs who are being asked to measurably improve and demonstrate the value of their security investments to key stakeholders.