EDR carries detection
Most detections come from EDR. Scans and lateral moves slip through.
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Prove how your RESPONSE really works.
Validated on real attacks, demonstrated to your board and regulators.
In this pageThe certificate, event by event ↓
Our added value
Real attacks on your internal and external production. Real life, proven for your whole defense.
- Realistic
- Automatic
- Continuous
- Secure
Network
Internal and external flows, perimeter and segmentation.
Systems
Endpoints, servers, Active Directory and email.
Cloud
Tenants, identities, SaaS and AI platforms.
Supply chain
Third parties, providers and connected partners.
What you get
Your outputs
Continuous technical snapshots, turned into indices for your management and your authorities.
Results you can prove sample report, fictitious data
Effectiveness index
78/100One index, same method every quarter.
Detected and blocked
84% · 61%Share of attacks seen, then stopped.
MTTD and MTTR
6 · 17 minMeasured on real alerts, not estimated.
Blind spots fixed
9Closed this quarter, re-tested next one.
The Cyber Response Index, every quarter
+6 pts vs previous quarter · +14 pts over 12 months
Your ability to detect and stop attacks has improved for the fourth consecutive quarter.
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What you keep
- Quarterly Cyber Response Index for your executive committee
- Compliance certificate per campaign, for auditors and regulators
- Ready-to-deploy detection rules for every miss
- Exportable IOCs and attack timeline
- Hacker View exposure: matrix, map, IPs and ports
- KPIs pushed to your SIEM, XDR and SOAR
Our tools and our method
How we do
Four steps, run continuously
Set once, then run on a schedule against your live defenses.
- Expose
Map the attack surface
The Hacker View shows what an attacker sees and can exploit.
- Validate
Run real attacks
APT, ransomware, insider and AI scenarios on your live stack.
- Measure
Score the response
Grade, MTTD, MTTR and blind spots, event by event.
- Improve
Close the gaps
Rules, playbooks and patches, then run again.
From exposure to response, every gap and its fix
Each link tested, each gap fixed.
Expose
Attack surface
ViewYour infrastructure mapped from the attacker's side, in the Hacker View ASM.
You getTargets of Interest, compromised vulnerabilities, patch priorities.
- Matrix
- Map
- IPs & open ports
See
EDR, NDR, SIEM
ValidateAPT, ransomware, insider and AI threat scenarios on your full live stack.
You getPer-event data and ready-to-deploy rules for every miss.
Decide
SOC, CSIRT, MSSP
TestedHunting on genuine IOCs, TTPs and timestamps. No synthetic noise.
You getMTTD, MTTR and verdict accuracy, per team and provider.
Act
xDR, SOAR, runbooks
ImproveGeneralize automated response to exploit the defenses you deployed.
You getMTTR, playbooks fired or failed, source contained or not.
The platform behind it
BlackNoise AEV runs every simulation.
The certificate, event by event
Read the same way by your SOC, your CISO and your auditors.
Simulation report · sample
Detection & Response compliance certificate
System compromise · Windows · EDR · 23 events
A
MTTD<1 minfirst alert
MTTR1 minon alerted events
Coverage78%alerted + logged
Detection
Reaction per severity
High · 10 events
Low · 13 events
Exposure · Hacker View
3/12vulnerabilities compromised
9/12held by your defenses
Sample certificate, demo environment. Mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, event by event.
- Logged, not alertedTelemetry with no rule on it: your quick-win list.
- Ignored criticalsCritical alerts nobody acted on.
- ATT&CK blind spotsWhere attackers move unseen.
What simulated attacks show
The gaps we find most often.
Blind at the start
Reconnaissance, discovery and exfiltration are the least detected.
Response stays manual
Most remediations still wait for a human.
Containment misses the attacker
The target gets isolated, the attacker keeps going.
Source: BlackNoise Deep Purple Report 2025, based on 500+ simulated attacks and 18k technical events in 2024. Automation share per SANS Detection and Response Survey 2024.