Ingest
Bring in structured findings and asset metadata from approved tools or exports. The initial product direction favors read-only inputs over invasive agents.
Independent early-stage security project
Security decisions grounded in exposure, reachability and impact.
AttackPath AI is being built to help security teams move from a long vulnerability queue to a smaller set of defensible priorities. The core idea is simple: a finding matters more when it is exposed, reachable, connected to a valuable asset, and supported by evidence of real-world exploitation.
Prototype stage. No customer claims, certifications, or production guarantees are made on this site.
Prioritization view
SIMULATED DATA
Internetexternal access
API gatewaypublic endpoint
Identity serviceprivileged role
Customer DBcritical asset
01Asset context
02Attack-path reachability
03Exploit evidence
04Actionable remediation
THE PROBLEM
Severity is not the same as business risk.
Modern environments accumulate findings from vulnerability scanners, cloud posture tools, code scanners, identity reviews and external attack-surface checks. The hard part is not generating more findings. It is understanding which combinations of weaknesses create a realistic route to an important asset.
AttackPath AI is focused on that correlation layer: connect the weakness to the environment around it, show the path an attacker could plausibly follow, and make the reasoning visible to the analyst responsible for fixing it.
WORKFLOW
From isolated findings to an explainable path.
Designed around evidence first. Automation should shorten analysis, not hide the reasoning behind the priority.
Normalize
Standardize assets, findings, identities, trust boundaries and relationships so different security data sources can be reasoned over consistently.
Map
Model reachable sequences from external exposure through identities, services and privileges to the assets that matter most.
Prioritize
Combine asset importance, reachability, exposure and exploitation signals into a practical queue instead of relying on severity alone.
Explain
Show the evidence behind each priority: what is exposed, what connects to what, and why the proposed fix breaks the path.
Remediate
Turn path analysis into a concise remediation plan with owner, affected asset, control objective and verification step.
PRODUCT CONCEPT
Prioritize what an analyst can actually act on.
| Finding | Asset | Reachability | Exploit signal | Priority | Recommended action |
|---|
The prioritization logic shown here is illustrative. Production scoring, evidence sources and connectors are still under development.
REFERENCE BASELINE
Built against current security guidance.
OWASP Top 10:2025
Current web application security awareness baseline, including supply-chain failures, authentication failures, logging and alerting failures, and other critical categories.
owasp.org ↗
NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0
Risk-management reference used to frame security outcomes, governance, identification, protection, detection, response and recovery.
nist.gov ↗
CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog
An input to vulnerability prioritization when a vulnerability has evidence of exploitation in the wild.
cisa.gov ↗
OWASP GenAI Security Project
Relevant guidance for securing LLM and agentic AI systems, including prompt injection, sensitive-information disclosure and agent-specific risks.
genai.owasp.org ↗
Read-only first
The project direction starts with analysis of exported or approved security data. No autonomous changes to customer systems are implied.
Evidence over confidence
Priorities should be traceable to observable exposure, relationships, asset context and source evidence rather than opaque scores.
Defensive scope
Attack-path analysis is intended for systems the operator is authorized to assess. The product is not designed to provide unauthorized access or exploitation.
EARLY STAGE
Have a security prioritization problem worth testing?
Share the problem, the environment, or the workflow you want to improve. Early conversations help shape the first usable release.