Network penetration testing identify and mitigate vulnerabilities in network infrastructure, Active Directory, cloud environments, and IoT| Praetorian
Systematically identify, evaluate, and addressing security vulnerabilities across your digital infrastructure.| Praetorian
Chariot monitors emerging threats, including detailed analysis of new vulnerabilities, exploits, and attack vectors from a variety of trusted sources.| Praetorian
Continuous Penetration Teaming A proactive approach to testing your security posture through ongoing real-world attack simulations. Proactive Security to Uncover Your Organizations Material Risk Our continuous red teaming service provides actionable intelligence insights derived by emulating real-world attack scenarios on your systems and infrastructure. The knowledge gained through these insights empowers your organization to: Prioritize […]| Praetorian
Breach and attack simulation services for real-world attack scenarios to test the effectiveness of security controls and identify weaknesses.| Praetorian
Attack path mapping navigate the complexities of your network security with precision, ensure vulnerabilities are identified and neutralized| Praetorian
Cybersecurity leader providing attack surface and vulnerability management, breach & attack simulation, red teaming, and threat intelligence| Praetorian
Red team that simulates real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities across people, processes, and technology across detection and response.| Praetorian
IoT penetration testing that assesses backend systems and business processes to hardware and mobile devices, identifying vulnerabilities| Praetorian
Learn how Praetorian's IoT team successfully hacked a vape using makeshift tools at a conference bar, dumping firmware via Serial Wire Debug and extracting custom images from the device.| Praetorian
Chariot takes holistic approach to Continuous Threat Exposure Management combining people, process, and technology with proprietary platform| Praetorian
An exposed GitHub token could have been used to launch a supply chain attack on GitHub CodeQL, resulting in source code exposure and repository tampering of CodeQL users.| Praetorian