What does Reflex Security sell?

Reflex Security sells Reflex, Victoria (AI Facilitator) and After-Action Report. Reflex: A platform that builds adaptive incident-response simulations from an organization's real environment and adjusts the scenario to each decision a team makes. Victoria (AI Facilitator): An AI facilitator that joins video calls during exercises, asks role-specific questions, challenges participant decisions and manages a cast of AI agents playing attackers and stakeholders. After-Action Report: An automatically generated report produced after each exercise that documents the minute-by-minute simulation, maps findings to MITRE ATT&CK and NIST CSF, and lists action items.

How does CISO Tribune file Reflex Security?

CISO Tribune files Reflex Security under Breach simulation and automated pen-testing, with Incident response and forensics and Security awareness training as secondary categories.

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Reflex Security

Where Reflex Security appears on the record (4)

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In the vendor directory (4): Breach simulation and automated pen-testing vendors · primary category
Incident response and forensics vendors · category
Security awareness training vendors · category
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What the company sells

Reflex Security sells an AI-powered incident-response simulation platform that builds adaptive crisis exercises from an organization's real environment. The platform uses OSINT-driven scenario design to generate tailored scenarios within minutes and deploys an AI facilitator, Victoria, to run live exercises with participants across technical, legal and executive teams. After each exercise Reflex produces an evidence-backed after-action report mapping findings to frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK and NIST CSF.^[1][2]

Categories: Breach simulation and automated pen-testing (primary category)
Incident response and forensics
Security awareness training
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Website: reflexsecurity.io

Products and services

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Reflex^[1][2]
A platform that builds adaptive incident-response simulations from an organization's real environment and adjusts the scenario to each decision a team makes.
Victoria (AI Facilitator)
An AI facilitator that joins video calls during exercises, asks role-specific questions, challenges participant decisions and manages a cast of AI agents playing attackers and stakeholders.
After-Action Report^[2]
An automatically generated report produced after each exercise that documents the minute-by-minute simulation, maps findings to MITRE ATT&CK and NIST CSF, and lists action items.

Competitors and alternatives

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On breach simulation and automated pen-testing, Reflex Security competes with Armadin, Assail, Cymulate, Fleuret AI, Horizon3.ai, Pentera, Picus Security, SafeBreach, AttackIQ, Dreadnode and 7 more.
On incident response and forensics, Reflex Security competes with BreachRx, CYPFER, Kroll, Surefire Cyber, Sygnia, Arctic Wolf, Keepnet Labs, Accenture, Alphabet, BlackBerry and 22 more.
On security awareness training, Reflex Security competes with Adaptive Security, KnowBe4, NINJIO, SoSafe, Arctic Wolf, Keepnet Labs, AccessIT Group, Brite, Cofense, Doppel and 8 more.

References

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[1]reflexsecurity.ioReflex Security · reflexsecurity.io · undated page, accessed November 5, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
[2]How ai powered tabletop exercises improve incident response readinessReflex Security · reflexsecurity.io · undated page, accessed November 5, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing

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Questions CISOs ask about Reflex Security

What does Reflex Security sell?: Reflex Security sells Reflex, Victoria (AI Facilitator) and After-Action Report. Reflex: A platform that builds adaptive incident-response simulations from an organization's real environment and adjusts the scenario to each decision a team makes. Victoria (AI Facilitator): An AI facilitator that joins video calls during exercises, asks role-specific questions, challenges participant decisions and manages a cast of AI agents playing attackers and stakeholders. After-Action Report: An automatically generated report produced after each exercise that documents the minute-by-minute simulation, maps findings to MITRE ATT&CK and NIST CSF, and lists action items.
How does CISO Tribune file Reflex Security?: CISO Tribune files Reflex Security under Breach simulation and automated pen-testing, with Incident response and forensics and Security awareness training as secondary categories.

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