Finding exposures was never the hard part. Proving which ones an attacker could actually exploit is. Picus Security helps enterprise security teams reduce cyber risk with the Picus Autonomous Exposure Validation Platform. Instead of ranking vulnerabilities by severity score, Picus proves what attackers can exploit in your environment and what your security controls stop, so every exposure becomes a defensible decision: patch, mitigate, monitor, or accept. Adversaries now weaponize new CVEs in hours, and manual validation cannot keep pace. Picus closes that gap by validating three things as one continuous loop: Attack surfaces: which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable, and what an attacker could reach by chaining them. Exposures: whether a CVE is exploitable in your environment, including on business-critical, restricted, or air-gapped systems a live exploit cannot safely touch. Security controls: what your EDR, SIEM, and firewall block, detect, and miss against current attacker techniques. The platform brings together Breach and Attack Simulation, automated penetration testing, and exposure validation, with techniques mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. Security teams use Picus to prioritize remediation by real exploitation risk, prove their controls work, get more from the tools they already own, and report measurable risk reduction to leadership. Picus pioneered Breach and Attack Simulation in 2013 and works with security teams across financial services, healthcare, energy, and technology. Learn more at picussecurity.com.
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The Picus Security annual revenue was $42 million in 2026.
Volkan Erturk is the Co-Founder and CTO of Picus Security.
250 people are employed at Picus Security.
Picus Security is based in San Francisco, California.
The NAICS codes for Picus Security are [511, 5112, 513, 56, 51].
The SIC codes for Picus Security are [737, 73].