SCYTHE vs. CYBORA

SCYTHE is a platform designed for adversary emulation that caters to the needs of the cybersecurity consulting sector and enterprises. It enables Red, Blue, or Purple teams to swiftly create and simulate authentic adversarial campaigns in a matter of minutes. By utilizing SCYTHE, organizations can consistently evaluate their exposure to risk and their overall risk posture. This platform transcends mere vulnerability assessment by facilitating a transition from Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures to Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs). It is critical for organizations to recognize the potential for breaches and to focus on evaluating and enhancing their alerting controls. Campaigns are systematically aligned with the MITRE ATT&CK framework, which serves as the industry standard and a universal language for Cyber Threat Intelligence among Blue and Red teams. Adversaries often exploit various communication channels to infiltrate compromised systems within an organization’s network, and SCYTHE provides the capability to assess both preventive and detective controls across these diverse channels. This comprehensive approach ensures that organizations can stay vigilant and prepared against evolving threats.

CYBORA functions as an all-encompassing Cyber Risk Resilience platform that perpetually connects every recognized risk to the active systems and controls that manage it, guaranteeing that exposure is monitored continuously instead of being assessed merely once a year. Every risk is allocated an owner, along with treatment strategies, appetite thresholds, and is represented visually on a 5x5 matrix, with control mapping that aligns with standards like ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, CIS v8, DORA, and NIS2. The platform also examines third-party risks through 34 deterministic rules, including specifications outlined in DORA Article 28 regarding concentration exposure. Furthermore, assets and AI models are meticulously registered and categorized to meet the risk criteria set forth by the EU AI Act. The detection mechanism seamlessly integrates with the risk register by employing OSINT and darknet monitoring, tracking of Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), and managing security operations center (SOC) incidents, all while incorporating the MITRE ATT&CK framework and providing SIEM exports to systems like Splunk, Elastic, and Sentinel. To bolster effective risk management, the platform encompasses business impact analyses, continuity planning, and a dynamic crisis workspace, thereby ensuring a complete feedback loop is maintained. Operational from Lithuania, the UK, and the US, this service offers a private tenant setup secured with dual 256-bit encryption keys, alongside options for self-hosting and support for over 20 languages. Such flexibility and security make CYBORA an indispensable asset for organizations striving to elevate their cybersecurity defenses while adapting to the ever-evolving threat landscape.