The pace changed overnight
AI-assisted campaigns compress recon, lure creation, and follow-on action. The breach window your leadership imagines is already outdated.
Runstrike is where security teams rehearse ransomware, safely on the endpoints they authorize, with live visibility into what gets blocked and what still slips through. Because the question is no longer if pressure will come. It is whether you will know the answer before it arrives.
For authorized validation, purple-team programs, and teams who need proof, not PowerPoint confidence.
Attackers now move with tools that plan, adapt, and scale in hours, not the weeks your last tabletop assumed. After every scan, audit, and control rollout, the same question returns: would our defenses actually stop encryption on the machines that matter? Most teams still answer with assumptions.
AI-assisted campaigns compress recon, lure creation, and follow-on action. The breach window your leadership imagines is already outdated.
You can list missing patches, open ports, and policy gaps all day. None of that tells you whether encryption would succeed on a finance laptop at 2 a.m.
When files start locking, the conversation shifts from strategy to survival. That is the worst time to discover backup, control, or recovery gaps.
Runstrike is where security teams run controlled validation on their own machines and leave with evidence of what held, what failed, and what to fix next. Not a checklist. Not a tabletop. A run you can show.
Full-chain
Ransomware validationOS
Windows · Linux · macOSOffensive · Synthetic
Execution modesLive
Run visibilityBuilt for real validation programs, not checkbox exercises.
Pick the agents you approve, choose how far you want to go, watch the run live, then fix gaps and replay until the outcome improves.
Install agents on the Windows, Linux, or macOS systems you own and approve for testing in production, staging, or lab.
Use synthetic execution for safe drills that exercise the full chain without touching production data. Use offensive execution when your program is ready for controlled runs on real paths.
See tasks move from queued to running to done or blocked in one dashboard. No guessing whether controls fired.
Change policy, tune controls, adjust backup strategy, then replay the same scenario and confirm the outcome actually improved.
These are not abstract threat reports. They are the conversations in your incident channel, your QBR, and your head, mapped to runs you can execute safely today.
Assumed controls and segmentation were enough because last year’s audit said so.
Run a guided scenario on the agents that touch those paths and see whether the run completes or gets stopped.
Recovery drills focused on restoring a file, not on what happens when an attacker tries to break recovery first.
Test recovery-inhibition paths safely, then adjust backup and response playbooks with evidence.
New policy deployed Friday; Monday’s leadership ask is "are we safer?" with nothing to show.
Replay the same validation run and compare outcomes side by side before and after the change.
Once you have proof from your own environment, the conversation changes. Runstrike is where you go when someone asks, "Would we actually stop this?" and you need an answer grounded in a run, not a report.
Exercise encryption and impact techniques inside guardrails you define, so teams build muscle memory without putting data at risk.
Agents, tasks, outcomes, and reports live in a single console, built for operators running validation every week, not once a year.
Watch runs progress in real time. When something fails open, you know immediately, not three quarters later in an audit.
Export results that explain readiness to technical leads, executives, and auditors in language tied to outcomes, not jargon.
Enroll your first agents, run a guided scenario, and walk into your next leadership conversation with evidence from your own environment.