ART OF VECTOR

01 / Primary service

Cyber Resilience Validation

We simulate controlled attacks to validate whether security controls can prevent, detect, respond to, contain, and recover from real-world threats.

Question answered

Does the organization's security actually work during an attack?

Important distinction

Cyber Resilience Validation is NOT simply another penetration test. Its purpose is to validate the effectiveness of the organization's overall defensive capability across the full attack lifecycle.

Focus areas

  • Security Control Validation
  • Detection & Response Validation
  • Attack Simulation
  • Incident Response Validation
  • Recovery Validation
  • AI / Agent Security Validation

Scope

  • Security control effectiveness across people, process, and technology
  • Prevention, detection, response, containment, and recovery measurement
  • Adversary emulation and attack simulation
  • Incident response and recovery validation
  • AI / agent security validation

Deliverables

  • Control effectiveness matrix by attack phase
  • Attack lifecycle evidence and timelines
  • Detection and response observations
  • Containment and recovery validation notes
  • Executive and technical findings report

Aligned to

NIST CSF 2.0 / MITRE ATT&CK / NIST SP 800-61 REV. 2

Methodology
Validation module

AI & Agent Security

AI systems increasingly interact with APIs, databases, cloud infrastructure, and external tools. We test whether these systems can be manipulated into unsafe actions and whether existing controls can detect and contain those actions.

  • LLM Security
  • AI Application Security
  • AI Agent Security
  • Tool / API Abuse
  • Prompt Injection
  • Privilege Abuse
  • Data Exposure
  • Agent Action Validation

Engage

Put your controls under test.

Tell us what needs to be validated. We reply with scoping questions, rules of engagement, and an NDA before any testing.