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Overview
AttackIQ Flex enables businesses to run continuous, production-safe security tests that uncover vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Frequent releases can complicate update management, yet it supports IT and security teams in proactively validating defenses, prioritizing remediation, and maintaining reliable and scalable security operations across complex environments.
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AttackIQ Flex Specifications
Threat Intelligence
Vulnerability Management
Security Audits And Reporting
Intrusion Detection
What Is AttackIQ Flex?
AttackIQ Flex is a cloud-based cybersecurity platform that enables businesses to run on-demand, production-safe adversary simulations without any installations or agents. The software provides self-contained test packages that can be executed on any device, allowing organizations to validate their security posture instantly. Key features include prebuilt emulations aligned with real-world threats, detailed results mapped to MITRE ATT&CK for actionable insights, and built-in remediation guidance to quickly address vulnerabilities. Flex supports businesses of all sizes, enhancing proactive threat exposure management and operational resilience.
AttackIQ Flex Pricing
AttackIQ Flex offers flexible pricing options that scale with your business needs and testing requirements. Four plans are available to choose from:
- Free: $0
- Pay-as-you-go: $300/1 credit
- Monthly: $4,995/month
- Yearly: Custom
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
AttackIQ Flex Integrations
The software supports integration with multiple systems and platforms, such as:
Who Is AttackIQ Flex For?
AttackIQ Flex software is ideal for a wide range of industries and sectors, including:
- Energy and utilities
- State and local government
- Information technology
- Financial services
- Entertainment and gaming
- Airlines and transportation
- Consumer goods and beverage
Is AttackIQ Flex Right For You?
Are you looking for a flexible, production-safe cybersecurity testing solution? AttackIQ Flex excels in validating security controls, proactively uncovering vulnerabilities, and ensuring scalable defense strategies. Its standout feature, real-world adversary emulations, helps teams address exposure gaps efficiently. The platform supports compliance with standards like NIST, DORA, and ISO 27001.
Trusted by leading companies such as Microsoft and Palo Alto Networks, AttackIQ Flex combines robust security, scalability, and actionable insights, making it ideal for organizations aiming to strengthen cyber resilience.
Still doubtful if AttackIQ Flex is the right fit for you? Connect with our customer support staff at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.
AttackIQ Flex Features
AttackIQ Flex enables organizations to proactively test security defenses using real-world adversary simulations. It continuously validates detection and prevention controls, providing measurable insights that help teams prioritize improvements, reduce blind spots, and strengthen overall defensive performance in production environments.
The platform verifies that security controls perform effectively under real conditions. By automating testing and mapping results to MITRE ATTCK, it eliminates guesswork, helping teams identify gaps, validate alerts, and make informed decisions to enhance their security posture consistently.
The software facilitates collaborative purple teaming by integrating offensive and defensive strategies. Teams can safely simulate attacks, evaluate detection capabilities, and refine response processes, fostering a continuous feedback loop that improves threat readiness and operational resilience across the organization.
The software allows organizations to scale offensive security testing safely. It runs on-demand, production-safe adversary simulations to identify exploitable weaknesses, providing actionable insights that help prioritize remediation and strengthen overall security without disrupting normal operations.
AttackIQ Flex validates Zero Trust architectures by simulating attacks and assessing how well security controls enforce least-privilege access. This ensures critical systems and data remain protected under pressure, giving teams confidence in their Zero Trust implementation and overall cyber resilience.
