AttackIQvsCorelight

AttackIQ is an enterprise Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) platform that continuously tests and validates the efficacy of cyber defenses against real-world adversary behaviors mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. By deploying lightweight software agents within corporate network environments, AttackIQ autonomously simulates safe adversary attack chains. These automated simulations verify whether security controls—such as endpoint protection (CrowdStrike Falcon), next-gen firewalls, and SIEM detection rules—are successfully detecting and mitigating threats. Security leaders receive quantifiable readiness scores and prescriptive remediation guidance to fix defense blind spots before attackers exploit them.

Corelight is an Open Network Detection and Response (NDR) platform created by the original developers of Zeek (formerly Bro). Corelight sensors passively monitor physical and cloud network traffic, transforming raw, high-volume network packets into compact, highly structured security logs that accelerate incident response investigations by up to 20x. By parsing over 400 network protocol attributes without capturing cumbersome PCAP payloads, Corelight drastically reduces SIEM ingestion and storage costs. It includes embedded Suricata signature scanning, encrypted traffic analysis for C2 beacons and unauthorized SSH channels, and Smart PCAP technology for selective packet retrieval.