Crimson7 at Cybersec Europe Brussels

In this session, Crimson7 tackles one operational question head-on: do our detections actually catch real attacks, right now? We'll show how we use HackerFlow to answer that without waiting for the annual red/purple team cycle.

Instead of relying on point-in-time exercises, HackerFlow continuously ingests threat intelligence, translates it into threat-informed test plans, and runs repeatable attack simulations mapped to MITRE ATT&CK using open-source C2 frameworks plus a private C2 for more advanced tradecraft. Crucially, we'll show how validation goes beyond “noisy” commodity tests (like basic PowerShell) by exercising fileless / in-memory behaviors and realistic operator patterns so you can verify whether your EDR and analytics catch what sophisticated intrusions actually do, not just the easy stuff. As simulations execute, HackerFlow validates whether detections fire, captures full execution telemetry, and produces audit-ready evidence and gap reports, helping teams fix blind spots before incidents and support continuous validation expectations under DORA/NIS2.

In this session Crimson7 will show how to turn threat hunting from “tribal knowledge” into a repeatable, measurable workflow using 7Hunter. We'll demo how teams can go from a CTI lead or hypothesis to an executable hunt in minutes by browsing 4,280+ pre-built KQL queries and 75+ investigation runbooks, all mapped to MITRE ATT&CK so you can see what techniques you actually cover. You'll see one-click export to Microsoft Sentinel with automatic hunt creation, how an AI assistant can run live KQL during an investigation to speed iteration, and how the public REST API plugs into SOAR pipelines. The goal: faster hunts, fewer blind spots, and real visibility into your hunting posture, without rebuilding queries from scratch every time.