See Your Attack Surface Before Adversaries Do.
Continuous, onshore-validated attack surface mapping and adversary simulation by intelligence veterans.
Assets
1,284
Exposed Paths
37
Critical
6
100% Onshore Australian Operators
Zero False-Positive Guarantee
Continuous Threat Path Mapping
Board-Ready ISM & ISO Reports
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Aligned with ASD ISM & Essential Eight (2026 Baseline)
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Capabilities
Operational Capabilities & Interactive Utilities
Adversary Simulation
Nation-state TTPs modelled on real APT tradecraft. Red-team operations that chain vulnerabilities the way a real adversary would.
Penetration Testing
Expert-led, intelligence-grade vulnerability assessment across networks, applications, and cloud infrastructure.
Continuous Intelligence-Grade Attack Surface Mapping
24 Hours
Initial Discovery & Validation
100%
Onshore Australian Operators
Zero
False Positive Guarantee
Board-Ready
ISM & ISO 27001 Reporting
PowerShell
[UNC-1029] Adversaries are increasingly utilizing PowerShell scripts to execute malicious payloads and bypass security controls in enterprise environments.
Process Injection
[APT-42] Threat actors are employing process injection to execute arbitrary code within the address space of separate, legitimate processes to evade detection.
Steganography
[UNC-8821] Adversaries are hiding command and control traffic within digital images to bypass network-based traffic analysis and security monitoring.
Protocol or Service Impersonation
[APT-99] Threat actors are masking malicious C2 traffic by impersonating legitimate web services to blend in with normal organizational network activity.
Spearphishing Attachment
[UNC-4402] Campaigns are actively using spearphishing emails with malicious attachments to gain initial access to corporate networks.
Scheduled Task
[APT-22] Adversaries are creating scheduled tasks to maintain persistence and ensure the execution of malicious binaries upon system reboot.
Disable or Modify Tools
[UNC-7731] Threat actors are utilizing custom tools to disable EDR and antivirus software prior to deploying ransomware payloads.
LSASS Memory
[APT-19] Adversaries are dumping credentials from the LSASS process memory to harvest domain administrator passwords for lateral movement.
Domain Account
[UNC-5501] Threat actors are performing LDAP queries against domain controllers to map out user accounts and identify high-value targets.
Cloud Accounts
[APT-33] Adversaries are leveraging compromised cloud service credentials to gain unauthorized access to cloud-hosted infrastructure and data.
PowerShell
[UNC-1029] Adversaries are increasingly utilizing PowerShell scripts to execute malicious payloads and bypass security controls in enterprise environments.
Process Injection
[APT-42] Threat actors are employing process injection to execute arbitrary code within the address space of separate, legitimate processes to evade detection.
Steganography
[UNC-8821] Adversaries are hiding command and control traffic within digital images to bypass network-based traffic analysis and security monitoring.
Protocol or Service Impersonation
[APT-99] Threat actors are masking malicious C2 traffic by impersonating legitimate web services to blend in with normal organizational network activity.
Spearphishing Attachment
[UNC-4402] Campaigns are actively using spearphishing emails with malicious attachments to gain initial access to corporate networks.
Scheduled Task
[APT-22] Adversaries are creating scheduled tasks to maintain persistence and ensure the execution of malicious binaries upon system reboot.
Disable or Modify Tools
[UNC-7731] Threat actors are utilizing custom tools to disable EDR and antivirus software prior to deploying ransomware payloads.
LSASS Memory
[APT-19] Adversaries are dumping credentials from the LSASS process memory to harvest domain administrator passwords for lateral movement.
Domain Account
[UNC-5501] Threat actors are performing LDAP queries against domain controllers to map out user accounts and identify high-value targets.
Cloud Accounts
[APT-33] Adversaries are leveraging compromised cloud service credentials to gain unauthorized access to cloud-hosted infrastructure and data.
Platform Capabilities
Attack Surface Mapping
Dynamic external asset discovery across cloud, perimeter, and exposed APIs.
- Cloud & SaaS exposure
- Perimeter enumeration
- Exposed API discovery
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Self-Service Toolkit
Interactive Cyber Security & Compliance Tools
Instant, local browser-side calculators and threat modeling utilities aligned with Australian cybersecurity standards.
STRIDE Threat Modelling Wizard
Automate threat identification across Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information Disclosure, Denial of Service, and Elevation of Privilege.
Open ToolEssential Eight Maturity Calculator
Evaluate your organisation against the ASD 2026 Essential Eight maturity levels and generate actionable gap lists.
Open ToolAdversary TTP Heatmap Mapper
Map threat group tradecraft to your external infrastructure using MITRE ATT&CK framework data.
Open ToolISM Control Alignment Advisor
Search and evaluate specific Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) ISM controls and baseline security requirements.
Open ToolThreat Profile Builder
Build targeted adversary threat profiles based on industry sector, cloud posture, and risk exposure.
Open ToolHackSim Interactive Security Lab
Hands-on browser simulations demonstrating attack path chaining and defensive mitigation strategies.
Open ToolLive Preview
Try the Essential Eight Quick-Check
Essential Eight Quick-Check
ASD 2026 Maturity Model
Interactive Training Lab
HackSim — Adversary Simulation Lab
Step into the operator's seat. Walk a complete real-world attack chain — from initial exploitation to domain dominance — in a guided, interactive environment.
Browser-Based Lab
Full attack-chain simulation runs directly in your browser — no VM or install required.
Real Adversary TTPs
Walk through Metasploit exploitation, lateral movement, and credential theft step-by-step.
Defensive Mapping
Every offensive step maps to ASD ISM and Essential Eight mitigations for board-ready reporting.
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