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OpenAEV simulates real-world attacks to help organizations identify, validate, and remediate vulnerabilities proactively.
Overview
OpenAEV is the first open-source Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV) platform powered by threat intelligence. It simulates real-world attack scenarios across technical, physical, and business domains to identify the most probable attack paths. By leveraging threat knowledge from OpenCTI, OpenAEV helps security teams strengthen defenses and continuously adapt to emerging threats.
Highlights
- Native integration with OpenCTI to continuously validate your security posture against priority exploitable.
- A comprehensive library of curated scenarios that cover MITRE ATT&CK techniques and reduce security blind spots.
- Augment human intelligence with AI for faster time-to-remediate.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
PRIVATE | Please reach out to a Filigran representative to get your private offer at https://filigran.io/contact. | $250,000.00 |
Dimensions summary
This listing uses a private offer model with a single dimension. You do not select from published tiers or fixed prices. Instead, you contact a Filigran representative to receive a custom quote. The product is delivered as a fully managed SaaS instance of OpenAEV Enterprise Edition. Pricing is based on the resources allocated to your dedicated instance, not the number of users or integrations. Your quote reflects the tenant size and support terms agreed for your deployment. To begin, request your private offer through the vendor.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
Pricing is based on the amount of compute and storage resources allocated to your dedicated SaaS instance, called the tenant size. The number of users, data sources, and integrations does not change the price. You choose a tenant size and support terms with a Filigran representative.
Each instance runs in its own isolated infrastructure tenant, separated from other customers. You get unlimited users, connectors, and integrations. A standard support package is attached, including two health checks per year and one annual workshop. The instance includes all OpenAEV Enterprise Edition features.
Enterprise Edition adds AI-powered scenario creation, AI-guided remediation, and use of your existing endpoint agents to run simulations. It also includes dedicated technical support and deployment as SaaS. Community Edition is free, open-source, and limited to on-premise deployment.
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Email address: support-openaev-standard@filigran.atlassian.net Standard Support & Services include business-hours coverage (8x5), SLAs of 4 hours for P1/P2 issues and 24 hours for P3/P4, and access to support via the portal or email. Customers benefit from a dedicated CSM for up to 2 hours per month, along with up to 1 hour per month with Filigran experts. Also includes access to Filigran Academy, security notifications, hotfixes and bug escalation, and up to two health checks per year. Premium Support & Services include 24x7 availability, faster SLAs (2 hours for P1/P2 and 12 hours for P3/P4), and expanded communication channels including a private Slack space for direct interactions. Customers receive twice the expert engagement: up to 4 hours per month with an assigned CSM and up to 2 hours with Filigran experts. Alongside Filigran Academy access, security notifications, and prioritized bug escalation, Premium includes up to four annual health checks.
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