SafeBreach pioneered the breach and attack simulation (BAS) market, building a platform that lets security teams continuously test whether their defenses actually work. Founded in 2014 in Tel Aviv, Israel by Guy Bejerano and Itzik Kotler, the company was among the first to recognize that organizations were spending billions on security tools without any reliable way to verify those tools stopped real attacks.
The platform maintains a constantly updated playbook of over 30,000 attack methods drawn from real-world threat intelligence, including techniques mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. SafeBreach safely executes these simulated attacks across an organization’s network, endpoints, email, and cloud environments, then reports which attacks succeeded and which were blocked. Security teams get a clear, data-driven picture of their defensive gaps rather than relying on assumptions or compliance checklists. The platform also validates that changes — like new firewall rules or updated endpoint configurations — actually improve security posture.
SafeBreach has raised over $80 million in funding and counts major enterprises, government agencies, and financial institutions among its customers. The company’s platform integrates with leading security tools including SIEMs, firewalls, and endpoint protection platforms, enabling automated testing and remediation workflows. As the BAS category matures, SafeBreach’s early-mover advantage and deep attack simulation library give it a strong competitive position. The growing emphasis on security validation and continuous testing — driven by both regulatory requirements and the relentless evolution of attack techniques — continues to expand the addressable market for SafeBreach’s platform.
