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Aviatrix Breach Lock – Stop Cloud Data Exfiltration NOW
Rapid response for active cloud incidents involving suspicious outbound activity or data exfiltration.
During active cloud incidents, teams often can’t quickly answer the most critical question: what is leaving the environment, from which workload, and to where. In modern cloud architectures, outbound activity can begin within seconds — often before alerts fire, before incident response teams arrive, and before organizations can attribute traffic behind NAT.
Aviatrix Breach Lock is a free rapid response program that helps organizations identify and contain malicious, foreign, and non-compliant outbound activity during active cloud breaches. The program analyzes flow and DNS telemetry to surface behaviors aligned with MITRE ATT&CK Exfiltration (TA0010).
Where enforcement is available, Breach Lock applies targeted, cloud-native egress controls — without agents or downtime — to help contain active exfiltration paths. Where enforcement is limited, teams receive immediate clarity and prioritized containment guidance.
No agents. No downtime. Multi-cloud. Free.
Activate Breach Lock — Stop Data Exfiltration Now
Under attack? Aviatrix Breach Lock is a free rapid response program that helps organizations diagnose and contain cloud data exfiltration during active attacks.
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What Breach Lock Does
Aviatrix Breach Lock is a free rapid response program that helps organizations diagnose and contain cloud data exfiltration during active attacks.
Using cloud flow logs and DNS telemetry, the program identifies outbound behaviors associated with data exfiltration risk, including:
- Malicious, foreign, or non-compliant destinations
- TOR and anonymity network traffic
- Command-and-control–associated outbound activity (including DNS-based signaling)
- Suspicious SaaS or cloud service destinations used for data transfer
- Unencrypted or policy-violating outbound flows
These behaviors are evaluated against MITRE ATT&CK Exfiltration (TA0010) patterns, including:
- T1567.002 — Exfiltration Over Web Services
- T1041 — Exfiltration Over C2 Channel
- T1567.001 — Exfiltration to Cloud Storage
- T1048 — Exfiltration Over Alternative Protocol
- T1020 — Automated / Application-Layer Exfiltration Where cloud-native enforcement is safe to activate, Breach Lock applies targeted, agentless egress controls — with no downtime — to help contain active exfiltration paths during the incident. Where enforcement is limited, organizations receive MITRE-aligned evidence and a prioritized containment plan to support rapid response, incident investigation, and regulatory reporting.
What You Get - Fast
Within Minutes
Within 48 Hours
Over 30 Days
(included free with every engagement)
Why Organizations Use Breach Lock
Stop Data Loss
Contain egress activity during the breach window — when damage happens fastest.
See Behind NAT
Finally understand which workload is responsible for each egress connection.
Safe During Crisis
Cloud-native, agentless controls applied with no downtime and no architectural disruption.
Multi-Cloud Ready
Unified visibility and containment across AWS, Azure and GCP.
Compliance-Ready Evidence
Supports HIPAA 2025, PCI DSS 4.0, NIS2, DORA, SEC, and ZTMM expectations.
Works Alongside IR Firms
IR investigates compromise. Breach Lock contains exfiltration. Both are required.
How Breach Lock Works
Telemetry Ingestion
Cloud flow logs + DNS logs
Enriched with geo-intelligence, domain scoring, and threat feeds
No agents or network changes required
Outbound Behavior Detection
Identifies malicious, foreign, C2-driven, or suspicious outbound traffic.
Maps all exfiltration behaviors to MITRE TA0010 and related sub-techniques.
Breach Containment Review
Delivered within 48 hours, including:
Evidence of active or likely data exfiltration
MITRE ATT&CK Exfiltration (TA0010)–aligned behavior classification
Identified encryption and segmentation gaps contributing to outbound exposure
Compliance exposure relevant to the incident context (e.g., HIPAA, PCI, NIS2, DORA)
Prioritized containment recommendations to support rapid response and recovery
Cloud-Native Containment (Where Feasible)
Agentless, reversible controls applied safely:
Block malicious/foreign destinations
Restrict outbound Internet access
Enforce outbound encryption
Containment-mode egress policies
30-Day Zero Trust Stabilization
Continuous monitoring, runtime enforcement, and compliance-ready reporting — all included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this disrupt workloads?
No. Breach Lock uses reversible, cloud-native controls that are applied without agents, downtime, or application restarts. Enforcement actions are targeted to suspicious egress activity and validated before being applied. Your team maintains full control over all changes, and policies can be adjusted or rolled back at any time during the engagement.
Do we need agents?
No. Breach Lock is agentless by design. It analyzes existing cloud telemetry (such as flow logs and DNS logs) and applies enforcement through cloud-native controls provided by Zero Trust for Workloads, without deploying software on workloads or hosts.
Do we need to re-architect anything?
No. Breach Lock does not require re-architecting networks, changing application designs, or modifying traffic flows. It operates within your existing cloud architecture and applies targeted enforcement only where needed to contain active or suspected exfiltration paths.
Can this run alongside our incident response (IR) firm?
Yes. Breach Lock is designed to complement, not replace, your IR firm. It provides visibility and runtime enforcement focused on egress activity and data exfiltration, while your IR partner leads forensics, root-cause analysis, and remediation. Many teams use Breach Lock to stabilize egress traffic while IR investigations are underway.
What if we’re not sure it’s exfiltration?
That’s common — and Breach Lock is built for exactly that situation. The program helps determine whether suspicious egress activity represents data exfiltration, command-and-control, or legitimate traffic by analyzing flow and DNS patterns in context. If enforcement isn’t immediately appropriate, Breach Lock provides clarity, prioritization, and guidance to help teams decide the safest next steps.