Understand the route to compromise to better anticipate and block real-world attack paths.
Our Attack Chain mapping feature offers dynamic network flow graphs to visualise your attack paths, helping you understand relationships between assets and vulnerabilities, and collaborate with your team.
What if you could see your environment the way an attacker does, as stepping stones in a larger puzzle?
Our Attack Chain mapping feature offers the ability to visualise your routes to exploitation through dynamic network flow graphs. This interactive visualisation helps you understand the relationships between assets, vulnerabilities, and potential attack paths.
By creating a visual representation of your exploit path, you can better anticipate and block real-world attack paths and importantly share this information with your team to enhance understanding and support collaboration.
The attack chain mapping feature provides an interactive visualisation of your attack paths, allowing you to see how vulnerabilities can lead to exploitation of other assets.
This dynamic mapping helps you understand the relationships between assets, vulnerabilities, and potential attack paths, to determine the best cyber kill chain.
Easily create and manage attack chains by selecting assets and vulnerabilities.
The system will automatically create a visual representation of the relationships between them, highlighting potential attack paths.
Once your attack chain is created, you can share it with your team to start work on remediation.
Within this view your team can view relationships, identify the most critical paths, view vulnerability details, and update the status of vulnerabilities.
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Attack Chain Mapping is a feature that allows you to visualise the relationships between assets, vulnerabilities, and potential attack paths in your environment. It provides an interactive representation of how vulnerabilities can lead to exploitation of other assets, helping you understand your attack surface better.
Each ’node’ on the attack chain represents an asset and vulnerability. The links between them represent a route of exploitation from one to another. This visualisation allows you to see how vulnerabilities can lead to exploitation of other assets.
To create an attack chain, simply select the assets and vulnerabilities you want to include. The system will automatically create a visual representation of the relationships between them, highlighting potential attack paths. You can also manually add nodes and links to customise your attack chain.
Yes, once your attack chain is created, you can share it with your team to start work on remediation. Your team can view relationships, identify critical paths, view individual vulnerability details, and update the status of vulnerabilities to track remediation progress.
Modifying or adding new links is also straightforward. You can easily connect nodes by dragging and dropping them, or by using the context menu to create new links between existing nodes.