Recon Engine
Maps your external, internal, and cloud attack surface the way an adversary would — assets, identities, trust paths, forgotten things.
OFFENSE
Continuous offensive & defensive validation
Offense and defense flow apart. We make them meet.
Rimator runs red-team attacks, validates whether your blue team detected them, and closes the loop with purple-team analysis — continuously, across your external, internal, and cloud attack surface.
Current 01 — Offense
The red river moves like an adversary.
Real adversary campaigns move through your estate the way an attacker would — external, internal, cloud. Nothing is probed on paper. Every technique lands somewhere real, and every landing is recorded.
Current 02 — Defense
The blue river carries what you actually saw.
Each attack is held against what your defenses reported. Detected, missed, or silent — proven, not assumed. Coverage stops being a feeling and becomes something you can point at.
Current 03 — Fix & verify
Where the currents cross, sparks.
Every technique receives a verdict. Every miss becomes a fix — detection rules, policy changes, hardening — and the same attack replays against the same defense until it holds.
Current 04 — Confluence
Two disciplines. One current.
Past the confluence, offense and defense flow together — purple by definition. Not a snapshot — a record, re-proven continuously as your environment changes. Your resilience stops being a guess.
The environment
Watch one loop run.
Inside Rimator's Live Environment: agents come online, operations launch, and every attack is checked — live — against what your defenses actually saw.
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Platform
Six modules. One watershed.
Every module reads and writes the same evidence graph — what the attacker reached, what the defender saw, and the verdict that binds them together.
Attack Autopilot
Plans and executes production-safe adversary campaigns across a six-phase kill chain — scope-gated, budgeted, reversible.
OFFENSEDetection Validation
Correlates every offensive action with your SIEM, EDR, and cloud telemetry. Proves what fired and what stayed silent.
DEFENSEControl Hardening
Turns every miss into a concrete fix — detection rules, policy changes, config diffs — then re-attacks until it holds.
DEFENSEExposure Graph
A living lattice of every validated attack path from initial access to crown jewels, scored by real exploitability.
PURPLEEvidence & Reporting
Verdicts, closed paths, and re-test history — a record your auditors, insurers, and board can inspect for themselves.
PURPLE
Targets & Signals
Attack anything. Validate with everything.
Offense picks a target. Defense answers with data. Every campaign ends where the two meet — a verdict backed by your own telemetry.
Targets — what we attack
Validation
every attack meets its evidence
Hover a target or signal to trace how attacks meet their evidence.
Signals — what we ingest
If it produces data, it can validate a test.
Integrations
Plugs into the stack you already run.
Every verdict is grounded in your own telemetry. Rimator connects to the tools your team already operates — EDR, SIEM, cloud, identity, email, network — and treats each one as a witness. Verdicts flow back out to the ticketing and chat tools where your team works. Nothing to rip out, nothing to replace.
35 connected today
32 on the roadmap
EDR & XDR endpoint detection & response
SentinelOne
CrowdStrike Falcon
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Palo Alto Cortex XDR
VMware Carbon Black Cloud
Trend Micro Vision One Soon
Sophos Intercept X Soon
Trellix Soon
Cisco Secure Endpoint Soon
Bitdefender GravityZone Soon
SIEM & Analytics correlation & log analytics
Elastic Security
Splunk
Wazuh
Google Chronicle
IBM QRadar
Microsoft Sentinel
Sumo Logic
Datadog
Rapid7 InsightIDR Soon
Exabeam Soon
Securonix Soon
LogRhythm Soon
CrowdStrike LogScale Soon
Graylog Soon
Cloud Security posture & cloud-native logs
AWS GuardDuty / CloudTrail
Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Google Security Command Center
Wiz Soon
Orca Security Soon
Prisma Cloud Soon
Identity & Access who signed in, from where
Microsoft Entra ID
Okta
Cisco Duo
Ping Identity
CyberArk Soon
Google Workspace Soon
JumpCloud Soon
Email & Collaboration mail-borne threats
Microsoft 365 Security
Mimecast
Proofpoint
Abnormal Security Soon
Check Point Harmony Email Soon
Barracuda Soon
Ironscales Soon
Network & Edge firewalls, WAF & IDS
AWS WAF
Cloudflare
Fortinet FortiGate
Palo Alto Networks NGFW
Check Point NGFW
Cisco Secure Firewall
Snort / Suricata
ModSecurity Soon
Zeek Soon
Zscaler Soon
Netskope Soon
Darktrace Soon
Vectra AI Soon
ExtraHop Soon
SonicWall Soon
WatchGuard Soon
Workflow where verdicts land
ServiceNow
Jira
Slack
Microsoft Teams
PagerDuty
Cortex XSOAR Soon
Tines Soon
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Getting started
Running the same day.
Fully hosted and managed by Rimator. Nothing to rack, nothing to operate — connect your environment and the first loop runs before your next standup.
S—01
Connect
Point Rimator at your scope and plug in your signals — XDR, SIEM, endpoint agents, cloud logs. No hardware, no rollout.
S—02
First campaign
The loop starts attacking within hours — scope-gated, budgeted, and safe against production from the first action.
S—03
First verdict
By end of day you know what fired, what stayed silent, and exactly where the first gap is — evidence attached.
Need the loop inside your perimeter? On-premises and private-cloud deployments are available — talk to us.
Pricing
Request access.
Tell us about your estate — external footprint, cloud providers, telemetry stack — and we'll come back with a tailored proposal.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is it safe to run against production?
Yes — that constraint shapes everything. Campaigns are scope-gated to targets you define, budgeted, and reversible, and every action is logged and replayable. Attacks are designed to prove a path exists, never to disrupt the systems they touch.
How is this different from an annual pentest?
A pentest is a snapshot that starts aging the day the report lands. Rimator is a standing loop: the same attacks replay continuously as your environment changes, every fix is re-tested until it holds, and your posture is a living record instead of a PDF.
Does it replace our blue team or SOC?
No — it proves them. Every attack is correlated against what your defenses actually reported, so your team stops guessing at coverage and starts working from verdicts: what fired, what stayed silent, and exactly where the gap is.
Where does our telemetry and data go?
Signals you connect are used for exactly one thing: correlating each attack step with what your defenses reported. Findings, artifacts, and raw telemetry stay scoped to your workspace — never shared across customers, never used for anything beyond your own verdicts.
Who can see our findings?
Your team. Workspace access is invitation-based and role-scoped. Findings describe real paths into your environment — they're treated with the sensitivity that implies.
Has Rimator itself been assessed?
Our SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress and ISO 27001 certification is underway. And we hold the platform to its own standard — Rimator runs continuously against Rimator.
What do we need to connect?
A scope and your signals. Point Rimator at the targets you want exercised — external surface, internal network, web apps and APIs, source code, CI/CD, cloud and identity — and connect whatever emits data: XDR, EDR, SIEM, endpoint agents, cloud logs, custom pipelines.
How fast can we be running?
The first loop runs the same day you connect. Rimator is fully hosted — there's nothing to deploy or operate. Point it at your scope, plug in your signals, and the first campaign is attacking within hours. If you need the loop inside your own perimeter, on-premises and private-cloud deployments are available on request.
Trust & compliance
Held to the standards you answer to.
Two different claims, kept honest separately: how Rimator itself is audited, and how the loop's evidence maps onto the frameworks you already report against. Every badge below says exactly how far along it is.
Platform assurance how Rimator itself is held to account
SOC 2 Type II
Audit in progressIndependent attestation of the security, availability, and confidentiality controls behind the platform — not just claims about them.
ISO/IEC 27001
Certification underwayAn audited information-security management system governing how the platform is built, operated, and improved.
GDPR
Data handling alignedTelemetry stays scoped to your workspace and is processed for one purpose only — correlating each attack with its evidence.
Framework alignment how verdicts map to what you report against
MITRE ATT&CK®
Techniques mappedEvery offensive action is tagged to ATT&CK tactics and techniques, so verdicts arrive in the language your SOC already speaks.
OWASP Top 10
Testing alignedWeb and API campaigns exercise the flaw classes OWASP ranks highest — exploited the way an attacker would, not just scanned for.
NIST CSF 2.0
Evidence mappedVerdicts roll up to the six CSF functions, turning detection gaps into the posture language your board reports against.
CIS Controls v8
Controls exercisedAttacks land where the safeguards should be — proving which controls hold in practice, not just which are configured.
DORA · TIBER-EU
TLPT-readyContinuous threat-led testing with the evidence trail financial entities need when the regulator asks for proof.
Self-applied
Rimator runs against Rimator
The platform is held to its own standard — the same loop that probes your estate runs continuously against ours.
Safe by design
Scope-gated, budgeted, reversible
Campaigns only touch targets you define, and attacks prove a path exists — they never disrupt the systems they touch.
Accountable
Every action logged & replayable
A full audit trail of everything the loop did, when, and against what — every verdict traceable to its evidence.
Seal graphics are Rimator's own artwork, not official certification marks. MITRE ATT&CK® is a registered trademark of The MITRE Corporation; OWASP® is a registered trademark of the OWASP Foundation, Inc.; CIS Controls® is a registered trademark of the Center for Internet Security, Inc. Framework names are used for identification and alignment purposes only and do not imply certification by, affiliation with, or endorsement from their owners. SOC 2 and ISO/IEC 27001 engagements are shown at their current stage — in progress, not yet attested.
Offense and defense were never rivals. They're the same river.
Attack, observation, verdict — continuously. Two currents, meeting, become proof.