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AttackIQ Platform

byAttackIQ
in Adversarial Exposure Validation
4.6

Overview

Product Information on AttackIQ Platform

Updated 8th May 2026

What is AttackIQ Platform?

AttackIQ is a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) platform, enabling organizations to measure true exposure, prioritize risk, and disrupt real-world attack paths. By moving beyond static vulnerability data, AttackIQ operationalizes CTEM by continuously validating exposures against real adversary behavior and defensive controls. The platform connects vulnerabilities, configurations, identities, and detections into adversary-validated attack paths—quantifying the likelihood of attacker movement and impact. This evidence-based approach empowers security leaders to focus on what matters most, optimize defensive investments, and strengthen resilience through threat-informed, AI-driven security operations.

AttackIQ Platform Pricing

AttackIQ Platform software uses a subscription-based pricing model, typically structured by tier or feature set and the number of endpoints or users. The software pricing often varies according to deployment size and requirements, with options for annual licensing. Additional charges may apply for advanced modules, dedicated support, or enhanced analytics depending on package selection.

Overall experience with AttackIQ Platform

It Security & Risk Management Associate
500M - 1B USD, Consumer Goods
FAVORABLE

“Integration With Microsoft Stacks Enhances Control Validation and Simulation Efficiency”

5.0
Apr 14, 2026
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IT Security & Risk Management Associate
3B - 10B USD, Manufacturing
CRITICAL

“Good product but still maturing”

3.0
Jan 22, 2026
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About Company

Company Description

Updated 17th January 2024

AttackIQ focuses on the provision of breach and attack simulation products utilized for security control validation. The company emulates the tactics, techniques, and procedures of adversaries in line with the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Additionally, it offers insights into the performance of security systems through data-driven analysis and presents guidance for mitigation. The firm has designed a variety of products such as Enterprise, Ready!, and Flex to cater to diverse security testing needs. It provides assistance to organizations that are new to security testing and those who prefer a managed service or require help in conducting their own tests.

Company Details

Updated 26th February 2025
Company type
Private
Year Founded
2013
Head office location
Los Altos, United States
Number of employees
51 - 200
Website
https://attackiq.com

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Peer Discussions

AttackIQ Platform Reviews and Ratings

4.6

(138 Ratings)

Rating Distribution

5 Star
71%
4 Star
25%
3 Star
4%
2 Star
0%
1 Star
0%
Why ratings and reviews count differ?
  • IT Security & Risk Management Associate
    1B-10B USD
    Manufacturing
    Review Source

    Good product but still maturing

    3.0
    Jan 22, 2026
    Generally easy to use and intuitive UI navigation. The analytics graphs are a bit confusing and not real helpful. Large library of scenarios and test assessments. They are quick to publish new scenarios based on current threat intel and known attack vectors. Event correlation with SIEM is not very well tuned or customizable. Would be much nicer if you were allowed to map more specific fields to what they call their Indicators of Compromise (IOC) fields. Event correlation with our EDR events were not very concise either. Agents have a way to go yet with maturing how you can customize them. There is a config.yaml file on the agent but you can't set all agent behavior attributes in the file, which seems odd since it is there, why not allow you to put all possible values in that config file. A good product but has a ways to go yet before it is great. They have however added functionality since my initial review and appear to continue to innovate.
  • IT Security & Risk Management Associate
    1B-10B USD
    Manufacturing
    Review Source

    Good product but still maturing

    3.0
    Jan 22, 2026
    Generally easy to use and intuitive UI navigation. The analytics graphs are a bit confusing and not real helpful. Large library of scenarios and test assessments. They are quick to publish new scenarios based on current threat intel and known attack vectors. Event correlation with SIEM is not very well tuned or customizable. Would be much nicer if you were allowed to map more specific fields to what they call their Indicators of Compromise (IOC) fields. Event correlation with our EDR events were not very concise either. Agents have a way to go yet with maturing how you can customize them. There is a config.yaml file on the agent but you can't set all agent behavior attributes in the file, which seems odd since it is there, why not allow you to put all possible values in that config file. A good product but has a ways to go yet before it is great. They have however added functionality since my initial review and appear to continue to innovate.
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User Sentiment About AttackIQ Platform
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AttackIQ Platform Likes & Dislikes

Like

1. Deep integration with Microsoft security stacks, such as Defender, allows for precise validation of our existing security controls. 2. Extensive API support makes it easy to trigger assessments, manage agents, and extract results using custom PowerShell scripts. 3. The simulation library is constantly updated with the latest threat actor behaviors and MITRE ATT&CK TTPs.

Like

1. Deep integration with Microsoft security stacks, such as Defender, allows for precise validation of our existing security controls. 2. Extensive API support makes it easy to trigger assessments, manage agents, and extract results using custom PowerShell scripts. 3. The simulation library is constantly updated with the latest threat actor behaviors and MITRE ATT&CK TTPs.

Like

1. Deep integration with Microsoft security stacks, such as Defender, allows for precise validation of our existing security controls. 2. Extensive API support makes it easy to trigger assessments, manage agents, and extract results using custom PowerShell scripts. 3. The simulation library is constantly updated with the latest threat actor behaviors and MITRE ATT&CK TTPs.

Dislike

Does not have an on-prem proxy host to manage agents. All agents must egress directly. It would be much nicer to have an aggregation host to control this egress. Their technology integration has some room for improvement. Getting event fields mapped properly to get high fidelity correlation is a challenge. We are still struggling with some of our field mapping in integrations.

Dislike

Does not have an on-prem proxy host to manage agents. All agents must egress directly. It would be much nicer to have an aggregation host to control this egress. Their technology integration has some room for improvement. Getting event fields mapped properly to get high fidelity correlation is a challenge. We are still struggling with some of our field mapping in integrations.

Dislike

Does not have an on-prem proxy host to manage agents. All agents must egress directly. It would be much nicer to have an aggregation host to control this egress. Their technology integration has some room for improvement. Getting event fields mapped properly to get high fidelity correlation is a challenge. We are still struggling with some of our field mapping in integrations.