Why BreachBits?
Cybersecurity hygiene and compliance is important, but that's not BreachBits®.
We are hyper-focused on what real attackers can see, think, and do.
If you need to find theoretical vulnerabilities, manage assets, or assess cybersecurity hygiene/compliance data points, we recommend that you work with one of the market leaders in that space. But if you need to know "can attackers actually break in?" today and tomorrow, then you won't find another firm as dedicated as BreachBits.
This focus means that we push the envelope of to find attack pathways that are practically relevant to attackers. We can detect, verify, and test attack pathways. We believe that you shouldn't be burdened by false positives.
Every solution we deliver is bound by these principles.
Accurate
& Fair
Organizations of all sizes
Scalable SaaS Deployment
We cover what attackers are
actually doing.
At BreachBits®, we focus on the always-evolving tactics, techniques, and procedures that are actually being used by attackers. The 2024 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) is the industry standard for knowing where attackers are achieving actual breaches.
BreachBits® can detect, verify, and test over 95% of these pathways identified in the Verizon DBIR with our automated and fully autonomous core technology, BreachRisk™.
While other firms focus on cyber hygiene and theoretical weaknesses, we are dedicated to the practical hacker's perspective.
95%
coverage of
actual attack pathways
The BreachRisk™ Method
All BreachRisk™ services are powered by BreachRisk™ a.i. and our proprietary AiPT™ autonomous red team engine. It combines attack surface discovery (ASD), attack surface monitoring (ASM), penetration testing as a service (PTaaS), cloud, dark web, and spearphishing in a simple, automatic way that is always-on. Just like a radar.
We emulate the attack lifecycle to measure cyber risk in a standardized and scalable way. We don't just passively observe - we actively interrogate targets.
How we deliver 10x accuracy
Attackers are the true authority on risk. Our red teaming approach achieves up to 10x greater accuracy than legacy risk ratings because we are dedicated to the offensive security perspective. We are driven to maintain bleeding-edge discovery capability (to identify targets more precisely), significantly reduce false positives, and employ superior risk prioritization methods.
This multi-step process, compounded up to 100x by our ability to secure target participation for verification and testing, ensures unparalleled precision and reliability in our outcomes.
01
Discover Attack Surface
Use attacker tradecraft to discover public infrastructure.
02
Identify Opportunities
Monitor active hosts and services. Evaluate weaknesses.
03
Analyze Threat Vectors
Determine opportunities that could be exploited & cause a breach.
05
Test
If enabled, conduct active penetration testing to analyze risk.
06
Score
Assign a BreachRisk™ Score based on threat vectors & testing.
04
Plan Attack Approach
Prepare covert, realistic testing that evades blacklist triggers.
Enterprise Scalability,
SMB Flexibility
Legacy risk detection solutions aren't scalable and produce cumbersome false positives. This means they don't perform well when assessing Small to Midsize Enterprises in 3rd-party evaluations.
You need the capability that works just like a radar. BreachRisk™ attack surface detection is the best on planet Earth. Plus, all capabilities are fully autonomous. That's why BreachRisk™ thrives in 1st & 3rd-party use cases when assessing companies of all sizes.
Scale
+ Rigor
Low False Positives
Fast & Fair for all sizes
See risk with both eyes open
BreachRisk™ delivers
the hacker's perspective
Other risk ratings do a great job generating accurate bits of data.
Those hygiene perspectives are critical, but you can't stop there.
Red teaming and offensive security models challenge us to ask:
Where can attackers actually break in?
So when we say our predictive insights are accurate, it's about about continuously discovering, ruling out, and testing actual attack paths.
It's about being the radar for cyber risk.
It's a shift in mindset.
