Prove your defences work — before an attacker tests them for you.
A breach and attack simulation platform that safely runs real-world attack scenarios against your production environment, showing exactly which controls detected, blocked or missed each technique.
- Testing, not an annual snapshot
- Continuous
- Simulations run without harming production
- Safe
- Proof of what was blocked or missed
- Evidence
- Remediation mapped to each gap
- Actionable
Testing, not an annual snapshot
Simulations run without harming production
Proof of what was blocked or missed
Remediation mapped to each gap
Why organisations use Cyber Front
Most organisations assume their security stack works because it was configured correctly on the day it was deployed. Configurations drift, signatures lapse and new techniques appear between annual penetration tests. Cyber Front runs curated, safe simulations of live attacker behaviour against the real environment and reports control-by-control on what was prevented, what was detected and what passed silently. The result is empirical evidence of security effectiveness that can be re-run on demand, rather than a point-in-time report that ages the moment it is issued.
Breach and attack simulation
Curated attack scenarios executed safely against your live environment.
Control effectiveness testing
Reports which of your existing tools prevented, detected or missed each technique.
Continuous validation
Run on a schedule so drift and regressions are caught between formal tests.
Real-world scenario library
Scenarios drawn from current attacker tradecraft, updated as techniques evolve.
Detection gap analysis
Highlights the techniques that produced no alert at all — the most dangerous category.
Prioritised remediation
Findings come with the configuration or tuning changes that close them.
Trend reporting
Track security effectiveness over time to evidence programme improvement.
Compliance evidence
Documented, repeatable testing that supports audit and regulatory requirements.
Coverage and specifications
Attack surfaces tested
- Email and phishing paths
- Endpoint controls
- Network and lateral movement
- Web gateway and filtering
- Data exfiltration paths
- Cloud workloads
Scenario types
- Ransomware chains
- Malware delivery
- Credential attacks
- Privilege escalation
- Command and control
- Data theft
Outputs
- Prevented / detected / missed per technique
- Control-level scorecards
- Detection gap list
- Remediation guidance
- Trend over time
Delivery
- Guided deployment
- Scenario selection with our team
- Scheduled recurring runs
- Findings review sessions
- Local support from Infocredit
How it works
- 01
Deploy simulators
Lightweight simulation agents are placed across the segments you want to validate.
- 02
Select scenarios
Choose attack scenarios relevant to your sector, estate and threat profile.
- 03
Run safely
Simulations execute against production without disrupting services or data.
- 04
Measure the response
Results record whether each technique was prevented, detected or went unnoticed.
- 05
Remediate and re-test
Apply the recommended tuning, then re-run the same scenario to prove the fix.
Where it is used
- Security teams validating that the stack they bought actually blocks what it claims
- SOCs verifying detection coverage and alert quality against live techniques
- Organisations proving control effectiveness to auditors and regulators
- Teams testing configuration changes before and after a migration
- Boards asking for evidence, not assurance, that defences hold
Outcomes teams report
- Silent detection gaps are found before an attacker exploits them
- Tooling spend is validated against measured effectiveness
- Configuration drift is caught continuously instead of annually
- Security improvement can be evidenced with repeatable data
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to run against production?
Yes. Simulations are designed to exercise controls without damaging systems or exposing real data.
How is this different from a penetration test?
A pen test is a point-in-time human engagement. Cyber Front is continuous, repeatable and measures control effectiveness at scale.
Does it replace our SOC or existing tools?
No — it validates them, and shows where tuning would improve detection.
How often should we run it?
Most clients run continuously or monthly, plus an on-demand run after any significant infrastructure change.
How is it delivered by Infocredit?
We handle deployment, scenario selection, scheduled runs and findings reviews with local support.
Interested in Cyber Front?
One contract, local implementation and support — Securing Ease of Mind.