Purple Team
The red/blue loop,
finally on the same graph.
CYBRET runs continuous, reversible adversary emulation against your own environment, streams every technique into the same knowledge graph your defenders live in, and turns detection gaps into tickets before the next tabletop. Red and blue stop arguing over screenshots and start arguing over telemetry — the way it was always supposed to work.
24/7
Emulation cadence
180+
Technique library
94%
ATT&CK coverage
<5min
Gap → ticket
Capabilities
Adversary emulation
without the consultant bill.
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Adversary emulation engine
Scripted and freeform emulation of real threat actors, parameterised per environment. No canned demo payloads — the engine targets what you actually run.
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Detection coverage heatmap
Every MITRE technique mapped to the detections that fire — and, more importantly, the ones that do not. Gaps ranked by exploitability, not by volume.
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Reversible safe-attack runner
Emulations ship with explicit teardown, blast-radius caps, and a rollback journal. Staging, prod, and everything between, without the post-mortem panic.
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MITRE-mapped runbooks
Each technique ships with a detection hypothesis, a hunt query pack, and a remediation checklist. Blue teams get playbooks instead of a PDF of findings.
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Blue-team ticket pushback
Confirmed gaps auto-route to SIEM engineers, SOC leads, or detection authors with the exact emulation capsule needed to build and verify a rule.
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Campaign replay archive
Every engagement is a replayable graph — same actors, same hosts, same identities. Regression-test your detections the way you regression-test code.
How it works
A purple engagement
that does not end.
Traditional purple teaming is a one-week event with a slide deck. CYBRET turns it into a continuous loop that lives in your SIEM, your ticketing system, and your graph.
01
Scope
Pick the crown jewels and the adversaries that plausibly target them. CYBRET profiles the environment and suggests a relevant slice of ATT&CK to emulate.
Per team, per quarter02
Emulate
Agents execute techniques across identity, endpoint, cloud, and application layers. Blast radius is capped, every action is journalled, nothing is fire-and-forget.
Reversible by default03
Correlate
Emulated activity is matched against SIEM, EDR, and detection rules in real time. Fires, silences, and partial detections are all scored distinctly.
Signal vs silence04
Close the loop
Gaps become tickets with technique mapping, telemetry excerpts, and a suggested detection. Re-run the same campaign next sprint to prove the fix held.
Regression-testedSurface
The board purple teams actually argue over.
Spec sheet
The boring details
that determine fit.
For detection engineers, SOC leads, and the one architect who needs to sign off on anything touching prod. We wrote this for them.
Emulation scope
Endpoint · identity · cloud control plane · SaaS · application layer
Safety rails
Blast-radius caps · explicit teardown · journalled actions · kill-switch
Technique coverage
180+ techniques · MITRE ATT&CK v14 mapped · custom TTP authoring
Scheduling
Continuous · windowed · on-change · ad-hoc via API or CI
Reporting
Exec summary · detection engineer view · tabletop-ready campaign logs
Integrations
Splunk · Elastic · Sentinel · Chronicle · CrowdStrike · SentinelOne · Jira · ServiceNow
Deployment
SaaS · single-tenant · BYO-VPC · air-gapped on Enterprise
Data residency
US, EU (Frankfurt), UK, AU, CA · BYOK on Enterprise
Next in the fabric
02 / VALIDATION
Continuous proof-of-exploit.
Every emulated gap gets a reachable payoff — so severity is evidence, not opinion. Pair with Purple Team for closed-loop verification.
03 / RUNTIME DETECTION
Detect, correlate, contain.
The blue side of the loop. UEBA fused with call-trace resolution and reversible response, wired to the same graph the emulation ran against.
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