Cymulate
Detection Studio

Scale detection engineering to continuously expand coverage and automate the detection life cycle.

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Cymulate Detection Studio transforms detection engineering by automating rule validation and mapping existing SIEM detections to real-world attack techniques,
continuously optimizing detection performance.

Map Rules to Attack Library
Map Rules to Attack Library
Automatically map rules to attack techniques and scenarios using Vero AI.
Validate and Tune Detection
Validate and Tune Detection
Prove alerting and test telemetry with vendor-specific guided tuning.
Identify Drift
Identify Drift
Testing highlights unexpected drops in threat coverage and detection performance.

With the intelligence of Vero AI mapping SIEM rules to attack simulation, Cymulate Detection Studio enables security teams to validate whether SIEM rules actually trigger against real attack behaviors and provides clear, actionable guidance when they don’t.

Continuous rule validation

Automate and streamline the detection engineering workflow to reduce mean time to detect (MTTD).

Build, test and deploy in hours not days

Integrate with SIEM and security stack to build, test and deploy new detection with proof of effectiveness.

Visualize coverage gaps

Map detection rules to threat frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK to identify gaps and prioritize areas for improvement.

Optimize SIEM

Continuous testing and tuning to get the best threat detection from security logs and SIEM deployment.

Automate the Detection Engineering Lifecycle

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Automate the Detection Engineering Lifecycle

Import existing SIEM detection rules through native integrations. Vero AI maps rules to attack techniques and scenarios.

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“Cymulate Detection Studio streamlines our detection engineering validation processes, saving us hundreds of hours at scale.”
– Markus Flatscher, Senior Security Manager

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