EBP Integra — Enterprise Technology, Digital Trust & Strategic Protection
Digital Trust / Offensive Validation

IntegraForge — continuous adversarial validation.

Use agentic planning, parallel execution and evidence-based evaluation to simulate approved attack paths and continuously validate whether controls work as intended.

Business context

What this capability solves

Agentic continuous adversarial validation and proactive security automation platform for controlled attack simulation and measurable resilience testing.

EBP Integra delivery principle

Advice, controls, technology, governance, evidence and operating procedures are designed together so the capability can be sustained after implementation.

Deep-dive capabilities

Capability model

The service can be scoped as a focused engagement or combined into a broader enterprise programme.

Agentic Attack Planner

Plan authorized attack sequences from scope, target context, objectives and allowed techniques.

Executor Pool

Run approved test vectors in parallel with rate, safety and scope controls.

Evaluation Engine

Score exploitability, impact, control response and remediation priority using a structured severity model.

Attack Library

Maintain an extensible library of reusable attack patterns and scenario templates.

Learning Memory

Retain validated attack paths, results and remediation outcomes for future test design.

Provider Abstraction

Keep orchestration independent from a single AI/model provider.

Evidence & Reporting

Produce reproducible findings, execution logs, evidence and retest results.

Safety Control Plane

Enforce target allowlists, rules of engagement, approvals, kill switch and action limits.

IntegraForge is designed for authorized security testing and controlled adversarial validation. It is not intended for unauthorized intrusion or activity outside approved rules of engagement.
Reference operating model

How the capability fits together

Final scope, control ownership and delivery model are confirmed during discovery.

Governance & Scope
Objectives, applicability, decision rights, owners, policies, risk appetite and acceptance criteria.
Assessment & Design
Evidence collection, gap/risk analysis, target controls, architecture, procedures and prioritized roadmap.
Implementation
Controls, documentation, workflows, integrations, configuration, training and remediation.
Assurance & Operations
Testing, evidence, management reporting, escalation, review cadence and continuous improvement.

Controls & governance

  • Written authorization and scoped targets
  • Rules of engagement and allowlist
  • Safety thresholds and kill switch
  • Full execution logging
  • Separation of planner/executor/evaluator roles
  • Human approval for destructive or high-impact test actions

Priority use cases

  • Continuous control validation
  • AI/application red teaming
  • Attack-path validation
  • Post-remediation retest
  • Purple-team exercise
  • Security regression testing

Key deliverables

  • Test plan
  • Attack scenario set
  • Execution evidence
  • Finding/severity report
  • Control-gap map
  • Retest/closure record

Integration considerations

  • SIEM/SOAR
  • Vulnerability management
  • Asset/CMDB
  • Identity/IAM
  • CI/CD security
  • GRC/risk workflow
Implementation

Phased delivery

Each phase produces decision-ready evidence and clear ownership for the next stage.

1. DiscoverConfirm scope, stakeholders, obligations, evidence, dependencies and risk drivers.
2. Assess & DesignAnalyze current state, define target controls and agree the implementation roadmap.
3. ImplementDeploy controls, documents, workflows, training and required technology/integration.
4. Assure & OperateValidate effectiveness, close residual gaps, hand over and establish recurring governance.

Outcome and KPI framework

Test coverageControl detection rateSuccessful attack-path rateMean remediation timeRetest closure
Deployment & enterprise security

Secure by design, deploy according to criticality

Deployment and control options are validated against the product architecture, data sensitivity and client environment.

Deployment
  • SaaS where appropriate
  • Private cloud
  • On-premise where supported
  • Hybrid / federated integration
Security
  • Zero Trust / least privilege
  • RBAC / ABAC
  • Encryption / secrets
  • Audit and monitoring
  • Data / model / agent governance