A Simulator, also known as a node or agent, is deployed within a network that executes simulated breach and attack scenarios. It collects data from these simulations to assess security postures and identify vulnerabilities.

A Proxy in SafeBreach facilitates connectivity for simulators that require indirect access to the platform, typically in segmented or remote environments.

Return a list of proxies that has been configured in the system

Retrieves proxy details

Creates a new proxy configuration. The system uses the proxy to perform simulations and test the network

Updates a proxy

Delete proxy and stop using it to run simulations

Return the list of simulators (aka nodes or agents) that are configured to use this proxy

Add simulators (aka nodes/agents) to an existing proxy

Delete a node from association proxy

Performs a test that connects the simulators via the proxy on the provided port. If a normal payload passes successfully, the test will succeed

Performs a test that connects the simulators via the stored proxy’s details. If the details of the proxy are different, the test will override the stored details.

Virtual Nodes are Mailboxes, Cloud Attacks (cloud integration), Web Applications used as attack entities