
Eran Shtauber
Co-Founder and CEO

Co-Founder and CEO

The new ULTRA RED site is live, and so is the next chapter of our brand. I'm proud of both, and I want to share why they matter, because this was never just a facelift.
We started with a clear mission: show organizations their exposure the way an attacker sees it, and prove which of those exposures are real. That mission still drives everything we build. But the company around it kept moving. We added attacker intelligence. We added automated response. We put AI to work wherever it makes results sharper. What started as a focused product is now a platform that reveals who's coming for you, proves what's real, and helps you act before they do.
A platform like that needs a brand big enough to carry it. Our identity had to evolve the same way our product did: bolder, broader, and able to hold several products as one story. The new site and brand are that evolution, and they show the full picture of who we are today.
For most of the past decade, our industry measured progress in visibility: more assets discovered, more vulnerabilities catalogued, more alerts raised. That work mattered, and it still does. But visibility was always the starting point, never the goal.
AI is now accelerating both sides of the fight. Attackers use it to scale reconnaissance and shorten the distance between a single weakness and a working exploit. Defenders face more data than any team can triage by hand. In that environment, more alerts don't create more certainty.
The security leaders I speak with want answers to four questions. Who is targeting us? Which exposures are actually exploitable? What do we fix first? How fast can we close the gap? I believe a modern exposure management platform should be accountable for all four.
That belief shaped how our product line has grown. Recently, we introduced H1VE and CRIMSON alongside our evolved CTEM platform.
H1VE changes who moves first. It deploys realistic identities, credentials, services and assets that draw adversaries in, so they reveal themselves before they reach anything critical.
CRIMSON closes the distance between knowing and acting. It applies AI-assisted analysis and orchestration to validated findings, turning them into coordinated remediation across the security tools an organization already runs.
Together with CTEM, they form what we call the Security Decision Loop: attacker intelligence, exposure validation and response, each one sharpening the next. This is the shape of the company now, and the new brand is built around it.
The first wave of AI in security was conversational. Tools could summarize an alert, explain a CVE or draft a report. Useful, but the hard work stayed where it was.
The next wave is AI that reasons. Today's frontier models can follow a vulnerability path across several steps: a response hints at a hidden route, the route exposes a parameter, the parameter behaves differently for different users. That is how skilled attackers think, and attackers are already putting these capabilities to work.
Defenders need the same depth, with one condition. In security, a guess is not a finding. AI should decide where to look and what to try next, and evidence should decide what's real. That principle runs through our platform: AI assists validation in our scanning, guides deeper investigation in ULTRA VIOLET, our AI Scanner, and helps CRIMSON turn confirmed findings into action.
Over the next few years, I expect security leaders to judge AI by a single measure: whether their teams can trust the result enough to act on it.
From the start, we knew our evolved brand had to be bold. Our customers face fast, creative adversaries every day, and they need a partner who meets that moment with the same confidence. A quiet brand wouldn't have reflected who we are or how we work.
That intent runs through every element. The typography is stronger and more assertive. Motion brings the platform to life, showing how intelligence, validation and response connect in one continuous loop. The hero sets the tone in a single screen: direct, confident and unmistakably ULTRA RED. Even the smallest details, from icons to transitions, were designed to feel part of the same system.
The structure follows the same thinking. Each product has its own character, yet they clearly belong together, just as they work together in practice. And the site is organized around the decisions security leaders make: understanding the attacker, validating exposure and acting on it.
The look is new. The commitment behind it is the one we started with: help security teams move from knowing about risk to acting on it with confidence. As attackers get faster, that is the standard we hold ourselves to.
Explore the new ultrared.ai to see whatβs next for ULTRA RED - and what it means for your security team.
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Co-Founder and CEO


