PT Dephaze

PT Dephaze is an automated penetration testing (auto-pentest) platform designed for continuous, agentless security testing of internal IT infrastructure. It simulates attacker behavior to identify attack vectors, misconfigurations, and exploitable vulnerabilities before real attackers can leverage them. How it works: - No agents are required for deployment; attacking nodes are placed in the relevant network segment according to the threat model - Users configure test parameters including IP address ranges, exclusions, and target systems (including critical systems whose compromise would lead to unacceptable events) - The platform scans IT infrastructure, performs reconnaissance of available services, and identifies lateral movement paths - Potentially dangerous actions require explicit user confirmation before execution, allowing controlled risk management Key use cases: - Regular and continuous security posture testing across different infrastructure segments - Validating the effectiveness and configuration of existing security controls - Post-change testing after software updates or new IT system deployments - Preparing infrastructure for manual penetration testing engagements - Identifying and prioritizing critical security risks The platform's attack techniques are mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, and its attack toolkit is regularly updated to reflect techniques used by real threat actor groups. Beyond identifying vulnerabilities, the platform generates reports with remediation recommendations, configuration fix guidance, compensating control suggestions, and indicators of illegitimate activity for monitoring in security systems. PT Dephaze is built on Positive Technologies' experience from conducting hundreds of penetration tests annually, investigating over 1,000 incidents per year, and discovering hundreds of zero-day vulnerabilities.