Safely simulate real attacker techniques across email, endpoint, network and cloud to prove which controls stop them and which do not.
Breach and attack simulation (BAS) runs harmless versions of real attack techniques against your live defences. You see exactly where a ransomware operator or data thief would succeed, then confirm the gap is closed after remediation.
Simulations mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques
Email, web, endpoint, lateral movement and exfiltration scenarios
Control validation for firewall, EDR, proxy and DLP
Scheduled and on-demand simulation runs
What’s included
Every Breach & Attack Simulation as a Service engagement is scoped to your systems, risks and team, with clear outcomes agreed before work starts.
Campaigns modelled on the ransomware and fraud groups most active against your sector.
Prevention and detection rates per control, so you know which investments are paying off.
Specific configuration changes and detection rules for every simulated technique that succeeded.
Attackers do not wait for your annual test. Our as-a-service model keeps pressure on your defences all year, with a fixed scope, predictable cost and one team that knows your environment.
We agree assets, rules of engagement and success measures, then run a first assessment to set the baseline.
Testing, scanning and simulations run on an agreed rhythm, with urgent findings reported the same day.
Our engineers walk your team through remediation and retest each fix before it is closed.
Monthly dashboards and quarterly reviews show risk falling over time, in terms leadership understands.

Deliverables
Outcomes
Weaknesses are found as your systems change, not months later in an annual report.
A subscription replaces ad-hoc projects, making security spend easier to plan and approve.
The same specialists learn your environment and track every finding to closure.
Continuous records support ISO 27001, Bank of Ghana and Cyber Security Act obligations.
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Tell us about your environment, timelines and goals. We will come back with a clear scope and quote.
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