GhostEye provides continuous human-layer vulnerability testing by simulating real-time, personalized social engineering attacks against employees. The platform maps individual digital footprints to construct highly relevant phishing, vishing, and voice-based tests based on current threat actor tactics. This automated approach quantifies human risk exposure before actual adversaries exploit it.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Traditional breach and attack simulation (BAS) tools focus on technical vulnerabilities, overlooking the human element that attackers frequently exploit for initial access. This leaves organizations susceptible to social engineering tactics like voice phishing and credential harvesting, which can bypass technical security controls and lead to system compromise.
Solution
GhostEye offers an AI-powered social engineering platform designed to continuously test and strengthen an organization's human attack vectors. The platform monitors employee social media and public profiles in real-time to identify emerging threat opportunities. Leveraging this social intelligence, GhostEye's AI dynamically generates and deploys targeted social engineering campaigns that simulate current events and reflect observed behavioral patterns. This approach provides an always-on validation of human security controls, adapting to evolving organizational and threat landscapes, and demonstrating the complete attack chain from initial contact to potential system compromise.
Target Audience
GhostEye targets cybersecurity teams and IT security professionals responsible for assessing and mitigating human-related risks within their organizations.
Features
- Continuous social intelligence gathering from employee social media and public profiles
- AI-driven dynamic scenario generation for social engineering campaigns
- Adaptive testing that evolves with organizational changes and the threat landscape
- Simulation of various attack vectors including voice phishing and credential harvesting
- End-to-end attack chain visualization from initial social engineering to system compromise
- Automated campaign deployment and reporting