EAOS · Cyber Security Platform

Cyber Resilience Exercise & Management Platform

The assess, simulate, exercise, analyze, improve, and validate cycle on a digital twin of the organization.

Cyber Resilience product visual
6resilience cycle stages
R/B/Pexercise teams

Real security is not only preventing attacks; it is fast detection, effective response, and recovery. By building a digital twin of the organization and an internal cyber range, this platform runs attack scenarios without harming the real environment, manages red, blue, and purple teams, and measures resilience maturity.

Capabilities

Digital twin of the organization
Enterprise cyber range
Scenario design — manual, from a library, or AI-generated
Red, blue, and purple team management
Maturity assessment against NIST, ISO 27001, and ISO 22301
AI-agent analysis of exercise results
Resilience improvement-program management

EAOS · ARCHITECTURE

System architecture

The assess, simulate, exercise, analyze, improve, and validate cycle, built on the EAOS kernel and the agent platform.

Cyber resilience platform architecture
Cyber resilience platform architecture

EAOS · CATALOGUE

Product catalogue

Federated cyber exercise, governance, risk and compliance — version 1.0, Mordad 1405

Page 1 of 10 — Cover — federated cyber exercise, governance, risk and compliance
Page 2 of 10 — 01 Product overview — several projects delivered as one product
Page 3 of 10 — 02 Why this system exists — the gap between the document and the day of the incident
Page 4 of 10 — 03 Capabilities — nine domains, each with an owner, a contract and an output
Page 5 of 10 — 04 Use cases — five real scenarios and what each stakeholder gains
Page 6 of 10 — 05 Standards knowledge base — 159 standards, 1594 controls, 795 requirements
Page 7 of 10 — 06 Federated architecture — fourteen independent services and the boundary rule
Page 8 of 10 — 07 The evidence loop — from finding to verified remediation, and where AI sits
Page 9 of 10 — 08 Status and roadmap — what is built and what is not claimed
Page 10 of 10 — Next step — from relying on documents to relying on evidence

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