A live demo of HackerFlow and 7Hunter
A pentest is true for one day. This session shows whether your detections still fire today, at the level of attacker behavior rather than tooling. We run real adversary techniques against live defences, show you what fires and what stays silent, and turn the gaps into detection and response as code you can deploy.
Why attend
- Proof, not assumptions. We show whether your detections still hold today, at the level of attacker behavior, not tooling.
- The four outcomes. Every technique lands in one of four buckets: Prevented, Detected, Observable but undetected, or Invisible. The last two are where the risk hides, and we show how to find them.
- And now what. Not another list of things to fix. You leave understanding how Crimson7 turns findings into Actionable, Contextual and Timely (ACT) detections and responses.
- Speed of Threat. Threat-led validation that raises the cost of every move an adversary makes.
What you'll see
HackerFlow: realistic C2 based execution, MITRE ATT&CK attack chains, EDR and SIEM correlation, the four-outcome detection model, historical comparison to catch silent regressions, detection governance with DORA and NIS2 evidence, and detection-as-code and response-as-code remediation.
7Hunter: threat hunting across Microsoft Sentinel and EDR telemetry, automatic IOC extraction from threat reports, AI-assisted KQL and hunting query generation, a searchable query library, and community sharing.
Speakers
Nick Maeckelberghe opens with who Crimson7 is and why we exist, grounding the demo in the CAEVR thesis: Continuous Adversarial Exposure Validation and Remediation. Joey Verleg runs the platform live.
Register
Register using the form to join live or to receive the on-demand replay.