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Faraday
Faraday is an all-in-one security platform that automates, prioritizes, and validates vulnerabilities.
Faraday is an all-in-one security platform designed to automate, prioritize, and validate vulnerabilities. It combines offensive security, vulnerability management, and attack simulations to help teams monitor and manage cyber risk. The platform includes continuous automated testing, external attack surface mapping, threat intelligence, and context-driven vulnerability management powered by smart scoring. It is built for teams that need to validate defenses and accelerate remediation without building an in-house red team. Faraday also offers specialized services including hardware security assessments, code reviews, mobile application security, and penetration testing.
Faraday at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer
- Pricing: Freemium
- Released: November 2013
- Category: AI coding tool
- Website: faradaysec.com
Key features
- Autonomous continuous attack simulation
- Context-driven vulnerability management
- External attack surface mapping
- Application vulnerability analysis
- Hardware security assessment
- Network security assessment
- Code review
- Mobile application security
Use it for
- Simulating real-world attacks against infrastructure
- Managing and prioritizing discovered vulnerabilities
- Assessing hardware and IoT device security
- Performing code reviews and mobile app security checks
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