Choosing a breach and attack simulation platform is hard when every vendor sounds the same. So we built our own, to show what good actually looks like.
BreachForge is our breach and attack simulation platform, and a CyberSpartans product. Ten scenarios mapped to MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise, covering the full chain from initial access to command and control, with 154 atomic techniques behind them.
Why it matters to you: when we help you evaluate or run a commercial BAS platform, BreachForge is the benchmark we measure against. It is how we know what a good tool should do, rather than taking a vendor's word for it.
It carries built-in threat intelligence too. Open source feeds from CISA KEV, MITRE ATT&CK, AlienVault OTX and abuse.ch, aggregated, normalised, mapped to ATT&CK and updated automatically, so a scenario run sits next to what is being exploited in the wild.
BreachForge is live at breachforge.co.uk, behind a secure login. For access, contact info@cyberspartans.co.uk.
Open BreachForge →When you evaluate breach and attack simulation tools, these separate a useful platform from an expensive dashboard. This is what BreachForge is built to demonstrate.
Real MITRE ATT&CK mapping. Not a marketing claim. Every test should tie to a specific technique you can verify.
Measurable detection rates. A clear percentage of what was caught, not a vague risk score.
Coverage gaps named specifically. "Sysmon Event ID 1 not enabled", not "improve logging".
Continuous, not point-in-time. Validation that runs all year and tracks improvement over time.
Safe against production. Real techniques executed safely, with control and rollback.
Outputs your team can act on. Findings that lead to a fix, not a report that sits unread.