security-validation

AAPP-MART (AI‑Powered Autonomous Attack Path Prediction & Multi‑Agent Red Team Simulation Engine) is a security engine for offensive security, adversary emulation, threat modeling, risk assessment, and MITRE ATT&CK aligned.

Secure command sandbox with ACL-based filtering preventing AI agents executing destructive operations like file deletions during panic states.

A modular CLI platform for running Python micro-tools from a shared tools directory.

Proof records linking detection, validation, and evidence-backed claims.

Multi-agent terminal automation system with command planning, security validation, and real-time monitoring - A Model Context Provider (MCP) server for intelligent terminal management

Pre-engagement safety validator for MCPwn deployments

Validate. Verify. Defend. A Microsoft Defender validation framework with guided testing experiences and analyst-focused reporting.

Validate and enforce zero trust architecture principles

Enterprise security control validation framework with MITRE mapping, detection hypothesis modeling, and continuous assurance design.

AttackIQ is a cybersecurity company that pioneered Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) and now delivers a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) platform. Its Security Optimization Platform continuously and safely emulates real adversary tactics, techniques, and procedures aligned to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, validating that security…

Governed open-source automated security validation — web, API & infra. Safe by default, deterministic, AI-optional.

Verodin was a cybersecurity company that pioneered security instrumentation and validation — its Security Instrumentation Platform (SIP) continuously measured, tested, and improved the effectiveness of an organization's security controls against real attacker behavior (a category later known as breach and attack simulation).

Generate realistic security test payloads and scenarios for penetration testing

Picus Security is a cybersecurity company that pioneered Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) in 2013 and now ships the Picus Security Validation Platform for Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV) and Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM).