Frequently Asked Questions

Product Overview & Company Information

What is Cymulate and what does the platform do?

Cymulate is a SaaS-based cyber-attack simulation company that helps organizations assess their security preparedness. The platform exposes hidden vulnerabilities and provides actionable insights, enabling organizations to identify and resolve security gaps before they are exploited. This proactive approach helps safeguard business-critical assets and saves time and money. Learn more.

Who are Cymulate's investors?

Cymulate is backed by several prominent investors, including One Peak, Susquehanna Growth Equity (SGE), Vertex Ventures Israel, Dell Technologies Capital, Vertex Growth, and Viola Ventures. Source.

Who is on Cymulate's leadership team?

Cymulate's leadership team includes Eyal Wachsman (Co-Founder & CEO), Avihai Ben-Yossef (Co-Founder & CTO), Matt Handler (President & CRO), Eynat Grunewald (General Counsel), Roei Khermosh (CFO), Katia Levitin (Chief of Staff), and Yiftah Yoffe (CHRO). Source.

Where can I find Cymulate's newsroom and media mentions?

You can access the latest company announcements, press releases, and media coverage in leading publications in our newsroom.

Where can I find information about Cymulate's company news, awards, and customer stories?

You can stay updated on Cymulate's achievements, news, and customer successes through the Newsroom, Blog, Events & Webinars, Case Studies, Reviews, and Awards pages.

Where can I read about Cymulate being named a market leader by Frost & Sullivan?

You can read the press release about Frost & Sullivan naming Cymulate a market leader for automated security validation on our press release page.

What recent partnerships has Cymulate announced?

Recent partnerships include joining the Wiz Integration Network (WIN) to help mutual customers reduce cloud risk and a collaboration with SentinelOne to deliver continuous security optimization through platform integration. See all news.

What is the significance of Cymulate's funding from Susquehanna Growth Equity?

In March 2017, Cymulate announced million in new financing led by Susquehanna Growth Equity (SGE). This funding supported Cymulate's growth as a SaaS-based cyber-attack simulation company, helping organizations safeguard business-critical assets by exposing vulnerabilities and providing actionable insights. Source.

Where can I find Cymulate's case studies and customer reviews?

You can find Cymulate's case studies by industry at cymulate.com/customers/ and read customer reviews at cymulate.com/reviews/.

What is Cymulate's mission?

Cymulate's mission is to help organizations proactively safeguard their business-critical assets by exposing hidden vulnerabilities and providing actionable insights to resolve security gaps before they are exploited. Learn more.

How can I contact Cymulate for more information?

You can contact Cymulate through their Contact Us page for sales inquiries, technical support, partnerships, or general questions.

What industries does Cymulate serve?

Cymulate serves organizations of all sizes across industries such as finance, healthcare, retail, media, transportation, manufacturing, and more. See case studies.

How can I book a demo of Cymulate?

You can schedule a demo with Cymulate by visiting cymulate.com/schedule-a-demo/.

Where can I find Cymulate's privacy policy and terms of use?

Cymulate's privacy policy is available at cymulate.com/privacy-policy/ and terms of use at cymulate.com/terms-of-use/.

What is Cymulate's approach to exposure management?

Cymulate's exposure management platform enables organizations to validate exposures, prioritize remediation, and automate mitigation through continuous testing and actionable insights. Learn more.

What is Cymulate's relationship with Susquehanna Growth Equity?

Susquehanna Growth Equity (SGE) led a million financing round for Cymulate in 2017, supporting the company's growth and innovation in cyber-attack simulation. Source.

Where can I find Cymulate's awards and recognitions?

You can view Cymulate's industry recognitions and awards at cymulate.com/awards/.

Where can I find Cymulate's blog and research updates?

Cymulate's blog, featuring research updates and insights on the latest threats, is available at cymulate.com/blog/.

How does Cymulate help organizations save time and money?

Cymulate helps organizations save time and money by proactively identifying and resolving security gaps before they are exploited, reducing the risk of costly breaches and streamlining security operations. Learn more.

What is Cymulate's exposure validation process?

Cymulate's exposure validation process involves automated real-world attack simulation to assess the security preparedness of customer systems and provide actionable insights for remediation. Learn more.

Features & Capabilities

What features does Cymulate offer?

Cymulate offers continuous threat validation, attack path discovery, automated mitigation, detection engineering validation, complete kill chain coverage, and an extensive threat library with daily updates. Learn more.

What technology integrations does Cymulate support?

Cymulate integrates with a wide range of technology partners, including Akamai Guardicore, AWS GuardDuty, BlackBerry Cylance OPTICS, Carbon Black EDR, Check Point CloudGuard, CrowdStrike Falcon, Crowdstrike Falcon LogScale, and Cybereason. For a complete list, visit our Partnerships and Integrations page.

How does Cymulate help with detection engineering?

Cymulate validates responses and builds custom detection rules for SIEM, EDR, and XDR, helping organizations improve their mean time to detect and respond to threats. Learn more.

How often is Cymulate's threat library updated?

Cymulate provides the most advanced library of attack simulations with daily updates, ensuring customers stay ahead of emerging threats. Learn more.

What is Cymulate's approach to automated mitigation?

Cymulate integrates with security controls to push threat updates for immediate prevention of missed threats, automating mitigation actions. Learn more.

How does Cymulate support continuous innovation?

Cymulate updates its SaaS platform every two weeks with new features, such as AI-powered SIEM rule mapping and advanced exposure prioritization, ensuring customers always have access to the latest capabilities. Learn more.

How easy is Cymulate to use and implement?

Cymulate is designed for ease of use and quick implementation. It operates in agentless mode, requires minimal resources, and can be deployed rapidly. Customers consistently praise its intuitive interface and actionable insights. Read testimonials.

What support resources are available for Cymulate users?

Cymulate offers email and chat support, a knowledge base with technical articles and videos, webinars, e-books, and an AI chatbot for real-time assistance. See webinars.

Pricing & Plans

What is Cymulate's pricing model?

Cymulate operates on a subscription-based pricing model tailored to each organization's needs. Pricing depends on the chosen package, number of assets, and selected scenarios. The subscription fee is non-refundable. For a detailed quote, schedule a demo.

Security & Compliance

What security and compliance certifications does Cymulate have?

Cymulate holds SOC2 Type II, ISO 27001:2013, ISO 27701, ISO 27017, and CSA STAR Level 1 certifications, ensuring robust security, privacy, and cloud compliance. Learn more.

How does Cymulate ensure data security and privacy?

Cymulate is hosted in secure AWS data centers, uses encryption for data in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256), and complies with GDPR. The platform is developed using a secure SDLC, with continuous vulnerability scanning and annual third-party penetration tests. Learn more.

How does Cymulate address compliance requirements?

Cymulate's certifications (SOC2 Type II, ISO 27001:2013, ISO 27701, ISO 27017, CSA STAR Level 1) and GDPR compliance ensure that organizations can meet global security and privacy standards. Learn more.

Use Cases & Benefits

Who can benefit from using Cymulate?

Cymulate is designed for CISOs, security leaders, SecOps teams, red teams, and vulnerability management teams across industries such as finance, healthcare, retail, media, transportation, and manufacturing. Learn more.

What business impact can customers expect from using Cymulate?

Customers can expect an 81% reduction in cyber risk within four months, a 60% increase in team efficiency, 40X faster threat validation, a 30% improvement in threat prevention, and a 52% reduction in critical exposures. Read the Hertz Israel case study.

How does Cymulate help justify security investments?

Cymulate provides data and evidence for strategic decisions. For example, an insurance company used Cymulate's findings on data exfiltration via API calls to secure a budget for new monitoring technology. Read the case study.

What feedback have customers given about Cymulate's ease of use?

Customers consistently praise Cymulate for its user-friendly and intuitive platform. Testimonials highlight its ease of implementation, actionable insights, and accessible support. Read more.

How does Cymulate help different security personas?

Cymulate addresses pain points for CISOs (communication barriers, metrics), SecOps (operational inefficiencies), red teams (threat simulation), and vulnerability management teams (risk prioritization) with tailored solutions for each role. Learn more.

Competition & Comparison

How does Cymulate compare to AttackIQ?

AttackIQ delivers automated security validation but lacks Cymulate's innovation, threat coverage, and ease of use. Cymulate offers the industry's leading threat scenario library and AI-powered capabilities. Read more.

How does Cymulate compare to Mandiant Security Validation?

Mandiant is an original BAS platform but has seen little innovation in recent years. Cymulate continually innovates with AI and automation, expanding into exposure management as a grid leader. Read more.

How does Cymulate compare to Pentera?

Pentera focuses on attack path validation but lacks the depth Cymulate provides to fully assess and strengthen defenses. Cymulate offers comprehensive exposure validation, covering the full kill chain and providing cloud control validation. Read more.

How does Cymulate compare to Picus Security?

Picus is suitable for on-premise BAS needs but lacks the complete exposure validation platform Cymulate provides. Cymulate covers the full kill chain and includes cloud control validation. Read more.

How does Cymulate compare to SafeBreach?

SafeBreach offers breach and attack simulation but lacks Cymulate's innovation, precision, and automation. Cymulate leads with AI-powered BAS, the largest attack library, and a full CTEM solution. Read more.

How does Cymulate compare to Scythe?

Scythe is suitable for advanced red teams but lacks Cymulate's focus on actionable remediation and automated mitigation. Cymulate provides a more complete exposure validation platform with daily threat updates, no-code workflows, and vendor-specific remediation guidance. Read more.

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Cymulate Announces Funding from Susquehanna Growth Equity

March 10, 2017

Cymulate has announced $3 million of new financing led by Susquehanna Growth Equity, LLC (SGE). Cymulate is a SaaS based cyber-attack simulation company that helps organizations with complex security solutions safeguard their business-critical assets. Cymulate’s unique platform assesses the security preparedness of their customers’ systems. By exposing hidden vulnerabilities and offering actionable insights, Cymulate helps identify and resolve security gaps before they are exploited, saving their customers’ time and money. SGE’s funding is in addition to the seed round that was led by Eyal Gruner. Gruner is the CEO of Cynet and previously worked with SGE as the CEO and Founder of Versafe, a fraud prevention solution that was acquired by F5 Networks, Inc. in 2013.