Why Choose SafeBreach Propagate?




SafeBreach products are designed to meet the stringent safety and privacy requirements of the world’s most mature enterprise security teams. They’re also backed by an award-winning customer success team.
Propagate is backed by a world-renowned threat research team that continuously updates the SafeBreach platform with newly discovered attacks.
Leverage structured reports with clear findings, gap analysis, and actionable mitigation recommendations to provide a comprehensive understanding of organizational threat exposure and cyber risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Propagate simulates attacker movement within an organization’s network to help security teams uncover high-risk attack paths to critical organizational assets, prioritize remediation activities to focus on the most critical exposures, and streamline communication with key stakeholders using built-in reports and dashboards.
SafeBreach Propagate was purpose-built for enterprise organizations and provides the highest level of protection against risks that other forms of security testing can introduce. Users have very granular control of the scope of the tests they want to run, deciding where and what can be tested to fit their unique needs. This flexibility enables targeted and efficient testing, while minimizing any impact on critical services.
Large enterprises leverage the unique insights of SafeBreach Propagate in ways that increase the visibility and efficiency of their security operations. This includes attack path mapping to understand the ability of attackers to move laterally within the tested network and post-breach exposure assessments to gain visibility into post-breach risk, security gaps, and opportunities to optimize identity and vulnerability protections.
Propagate is specifically designed to augment the perimeter testing offered by Validate—our award-winning breach and attack simulation (BAS) tool—by using an “assumed breach” mindset to further validate network defenses against behavior often seen from ransomware and nation-state advanced persistent threat (APT) groups.