# Attack Pillar Figures
What Attack Tests
Attack turns mapped exposure into reproducible tests across prompts, retrieval, agents, tools, authority, and workflows.
Three-part figure showing mapped attack hypotheses, the Attack capability, and reproduced evidence-qualified results.
From Isolated Finding to Defensible Path
A defensible attack path connects observed steps, evidence, and consequences rather than merely grouping nearby findings.
Comparison between an isolated finding with limited context and a defensible path with evidence, ordered transitions, consequence, and validation state.
Adversarial Testing Workflow
Attack testing moves from scoped hypotheses through controlled execution and evidence capture to qualified findings.
Six-stage adversarial testing workflow from scope through scenario design, execution, reproduction, evidence review, and handoff.
Black-Box to Gray-Box Uplift
System context turns observed behavior into better-qualified risk without replacing the partner or operator attack engine.
Comparison of black-box testing and gray-box testing with architecture, authority, trace, and evidence context added.
Attack-to-Defend Handoff
Qualified paths become prioritized control opportunities, remediation hypotheses, and retest plans.
Transformation figure showing evidence-qualified attack results becoming control opportunities, remediation work, and retest plans.