ULTRA RED Adds H1VE and CRIMSON to CTEM Platform

Aug 5, 2026
ULTRA RED has added H1VE and CRIMSON to its CTEM platform, extending it with attacker intelligence and automated response tools.

ULTRA RED has expanded its CTEM platform with H1VE and CRIMSON, announced in a press release. The company said the additions are designed to help security teams identify active attackers, validate exploitable exposures, and coordinate response actions.

H1VE is an active attacker intelligence platform that deploys realistic digital identities, credentials, services, and assets across internal and external environments. The system records attacker interactions to generate information about behavior, techniques, objectives, and intent. H1VE can also operate as a standalone platform.

CRIMSON is an intelligent remediation and response platform. It uses AI assisted analysis, orchestration, and integrations with enterprise security tools to automate remediation workflows and coordinate response across existing controls.

The company said H1VE, CRIMSON, and its CTEM platform form a continuous workflow that connects attacker intelligence, exposure validation, and response.

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