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ULTRA RED Expands CTEM Platform with H1VE and CRIMSON

Security teams are drowning in alerts but starved for certainty, a gap that ULTRA RED aims to close with the launch of its new H1VE and CRIMSON platforms. By integrating active attacker intelligence with automated remediation, the company is shifting its focus from mere visibility to verifiable, decisive defensive action.

ULTRA RED Expands CTEM Platform with H1VE and CRIMSON

The expansion introduces H1VE, an intelligence tool that deploys realistic digital assets and credentials to lure adversaries. By capturing high-confidence interactions, the platform identifies attacker intent and techniques long before a breach reaches critical infrastructure. This intelligence feeds directly into the existing CTEM framework, providing the context necessary to distinguish between theoretical vulnerabilities and actual, exploitable threats.

Complementing this is CRIMSON, which automates the remediation cycle. It translates verified exposure data into coordinated security workflows, syncing across enterprise systems to close security gaps faster. CEO Eran Shtauber noted that the industry’s reliance on data volume has failed to produce better outcomes, arguing that modern defense must prove what an attacker can reach before the breach occurs. Together, these tools form a continuous loop where intelligence drives validation, and validation triggers automated, targeted responses.

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