Data sources
- Customer asset inventory
- Configuration exports
- Customer-authorised vulnerability data
- Counter-reconnaissance findings
Capability
Attack-path and exposure analysis
See the environment the way an adversary would: what is reachable, what is misconfigured, and which short chains of weaknesses lead to what matters.
Available in current prototype
Exposure is ranked with the reconnaissance evidence the platform already holds: what is reachable, and what is being looked at.
Operational problem
The problem
Vulnerability lists are long and flat. What decides risk is reachability and sequence — which exposed service leads to which credential, which credential reaches which data. Without that graph, remediation effort goes to whatever scored highest, not to what is actually exposed.
Workflow
How it works
- Inventory assets and services from the customer's own enrolment and configuration sources.
- Map reachability and trust relationships between them.
- Overlay known weaknesses and misconfigurations from customer-authorised sources.
- Rank paths by consequence and by the evidence that they are being explored.
Actionable outputs
- Exposure maps
- Ranked attack paths
- Remediation candidates linked to observed reconnaissance
Trust boundary
Analysis uses only systems the customer has enrolled and authorised. No scanning of third-party infrastructure, no exploitation.
Benefit
Remediation ordered by what an adversary can actually reach — and is already looking at.
Related
Other capabilities
- Counter-reconnaissance and behavioural detection Available in current prototype
- Threat hunting and historical investigation Available in current prototype
- Intelligence fusion and relationship discovery Available in current prototype
- Active defence and controlled interdiction Available in current prototype
- Forensics, evidence integrity and reporting Available in current prototype
- Sensor reliability, tamper detection and operational health Available in current prototype
SOVEREIGN BY DESIGN.
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