Does your security stack actually stop them?

ApaDefender maps active threat actor TTPs to your specific security tools, scores your coverage gaps, and delivers validated detection queries — in under 10 minutes.

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No agents to deploy
Stack-aware scoring
MITRE ATT&CK aligned
Scattered Spider · UNC3944
Coverage: 41%
Initial Access
T1566 Spearphishing
T1621 Device Code
T1199 Trusted Relationship
Persistence
T1528 OAuth App
T1556.006 MFA Policy
T1078 Valid Accounts
Impact
T1657 Payroll Redirect
T1114 Email Collection
T1567 Cloud Exfil
Covered
Partial
Blind spot
🔴 Blind spot — T1621
Device Code Phishing
Fix: Block device code flow in Conditional Access. 5 minutes. Eliminates this path.
10 min
Time to first coverage scoreSelect your stack, answer 15 questions, get your attack path board
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Live threat actor modulesScattered Spider · Payroll Pirates · APT29 / Cozy Bear
90+
Security tools mappedEDR, SIEM, Identity, Email, Cloud, PAM, CASB and more
Live threat graph

The full kill chain — mapped
to your coverage gaps

Every technique an actor uses, rendered as an animated attack path. Green means you're covered. Amber means partial. Red means blind spot — with a specific fix attached to each one.

APT29 / Cozy Bear  · Midnight Blizzard · SVR
Covered
Partial
Blind spot
Decision
INITIAL ACCESS EXECUTION PERSISTENCE PRIV ESC DEFENSE EVASION LATERAL / EXFIL T1195.002 Supply Chain T1566 Spearphishing T1190 VPN Exploit T1059.001 PowerShell T1059.009 Graph API Abuse T1204.002 Malicious File T1053.005 Sched Task T1547.001 Registry Run Key T1078.004 Cloud Account T1068 Exploit PrivEsc T1134.001 SAML Forgery T1036 Masquerading T1027 Obfuscated Cmds T1550.001 SAML Token Pivot T1114.002 Email Collection ⚠ CRITICAL GAP SAML token pivot bypasses MFA entirely — no detection
Coverage delta

From unknown exposure
to a prioritized action plan

Most security teams don't know their real coverage gaps until an incident. ApaDefender makes the invisible visible — in minutes.

Before ApaDefender
Unknown exposure
✗No visibility into which actor TTPs your stack actually covers
✗Coverage assumptions based on vendor marketing, not real configuration
✗Security posture measured by tools owned, not by gaps defended
✗Detection queries built from scratch — weeks of analyst time
✗Board reporting relies on framework compliance, not threat readiness
After ApaDefender
Quantified readiness
✓Exact coverage score against the specific actors targeting your sector
✓Every gap ranked by effort vs impact — quick wins surface immediately
✓Policy misconfigurations exposed — you see what your tools actually detect
✓Validated detection queries ready to deploy in LogScale, Sentinel, Splunk
✓Executive summary generated automatically — board-ready in one click
Validated detections

Copy. Paste.
You're protected.

Every gap comes with a ready-to-deploy detection query for your specific SIEM — built from confirmed actor behavior, not theoretical attacks.

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Actor-specific logic

Queries are tuned to how this actor actually operates — not generic SIEM content that fires on everything.

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Three SIEM formats

CrowdStrike LogScale, Microsoft Sentinel KQL, and Splunk SPL — switch tabs, copy, deploy.

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Confirmed IR fingerprints

The APT29 SystemUpdate scheduled task query below catches a confirmed persistence indicator from the SolarWinds campaign.

// APT29 — SystemUpdate Scheduled Task
// Catches confirmed persistence indicator
event_simpleName=ProcessRollup2
| CommandLine = /schtasks.*SystemUpdate|
  powershell.*ExecutionPolicy.*Bypass/i
| ImageFileName = /schtasks\.exe/i
| groupBy([aid, UserName, CommandLine])
| sort(_count, desc)
How it works

From threat actor to remediation
in three steps

No professional services. No six-week engagement. Security leaders get actionable coverage analysis the same day.

1
Select a threat actor
Choose from our library of active modules — each built from confirmed IR activity. Scattered Spider, APT29, Payroll Pirates, and more.
2
Map your security stack
Select every tool deployed across EDR, SIEM, Identity, Email, and Cloud. Answer 15 policy questions about how those tools are actually configured.
3
Get your attack path board
See covered, partial, and blind spot techniques — with validated detection queries and a prioritized remediation plan sorted by effort vs. impact.
What to expect

What you get in 30 minutes

We don't do generic product walkthroughs. Every demo is run against your specific stack and one of the threat actors most relevant to your sector.

01
Your coverage score
We'll map your declared stack against an active threat actor and show you your real coverage percentage — not a compliance score, a threat-informed readiness score.
02
Your top 3 blind spots
We'll identify the highest-risk gaps in your current configuration and show you exactly which techniques have no detection or prevention in place right now.
03
Three things to fix before you leave
Specific, actionable remediations — not vague recommendations. Sorted by effort vs. impact so you know what to do this week vs. what to schedule for next quarter.
Platform capabilities

Built for security leaders
who need answers, not reports

Every feature exists to answer one question: where are you exposed, and what do you do about it?

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Actor-specific TTP mapping
Coverage scoring that reflects how specific threat actors actually operate — not generic frameworks. Each module is built from confirmed IR data.
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Stack-aware coverage scoring
Tell us what you own. We tell you what it actually covers — including tools you may already have licensed but not fully deployed.
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Validated detection queries
Ready-to-deploy detection rules for CrowdStrike LogScale, Microsoft Sentinel, and Splunk. Copy, paste, protect.
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Remediation priority matrix
Every gap scored by effort vs. impact. Quick wins surface immediately. Strategic fixes flagged for planning. Nothing falls through the cracks.
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Live threat intelligence feed
CISA KEV alerts filtered to your vendor stack. Threat actor news from 9 intelligence sources. Vendor advisories from the tools you actually use.
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Executive-ready exports
One-click PDF exports: executive summary for the board, full technical report for the team, CSV for your ticketing system.
Threat modules

Built from confirmed
incident response data

Every module is constructed from public DFIR reporting, CISA advisories, and MISP Galaxy intelligence — not theoretical attack paths.

Scattered Spider
UNC3944 · Octo Tempest · Storm-0875
LiveIdentityCloudSocial Engineering
Payroll Pirates
Storm-2755 · Storm-2657
LiveAiTMBECPayroll Fraud
Cozy Bear
APT29 · Midnight Blizzard · NOBELIUM
LiveSupply ChainSAML AbuseSVR
Lazarus Group
HIDDEN COBRA · Diamond Sleet
Coming soonCrypto TheftDPRK
Volt Typhoon
Bronze Silhouette · Vanguard Panda
Coming soonLOTLCritical Infra
BlackCat / ALPHV
Noberus · ALPHV
Coming soonRansomwareRaaS
Intelligence sources
🏛 CISA KEV Catalog
🔬 MISP Galaxy (CC0)
🛡 MITRE ATT&CK
📡 Public DFIR Reports
🔒 OSINT
Book a demo

Know your exposure
before the adversary does

Leave your details and we'll reach out to schedule a 30-minute session — run against your specific stack, against an active threat actor.

We'll respond within one business day. No spam, no sales cadences.

Services

Detection engineering expertise,
delivered as a service

Purpose-built engagements for security teams who need more than a platform — they need an expert who can close the gaps.

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Detection Engineering Retainer
Monthly engagement to build, tune, and validate detection rules mapped to your active threat profile. Covers LogScale, Microsoft Sentinel, and Splunk.
Monthly
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Threat Actor Coverage Assessment
One-time engagement using ApaDefender to map your security stack against the threat actors most relevant to your industry. Delivered as a board-ready report with prioritized remediation.
Project-based
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Detection Rule Development
Custom detection query development for your SIEM — validated against confirmed threat actor TTPs from CISA, Microsoft, and FBI advisories. No generic rules.
Project-based
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Tabletop Exercise Support
Structured tabletop exercises using ApaDefender kill chain maps. Walk your security team through exactly how a specific threat actor would move through your environment.
Workshop
Discuss your engagement →
Research & Blog

Threat intelligence,
straight from the source

Detection engineering research, threat actor analysis, and practical security guidance. New posts published as advisories drop.

Research posts coming soon First posts will cover Volt Typhoon LOTL detection, Scattered Spider helpdesk vishing countermeasures, and validated ESXi ransomware detection — subscribe below to be notified.
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