From connected evidence to qualified paths.

Attack Path Analysis turns fragmented security observations into evidence-qualified attack paths and actionable remediation. Given isolated findings such as a prompt-injection issue, broad tool permissions, a shared identity, a missing approval boundary, and runtime traces, the engine fuses these signals into an authority graph that preserves both observed evidence and inferred relationships. From that graph, it constructs validated path clusters that explain how risk emerges across system, identity, and authorization boundaries, while independently checking each step before it is promoted into an analysis result.

The output is structured for operational use: grounded and inferred labels distinguish what was directly observed from what was derived, ATT&CK mapping aligns behaviors to known techniques, and Attack Flow export enables downstream sharing and review. A navigator layer surfaces remediation chokepoints so analysts can prioritize controls where they interrupt the most pathways, not just the loudest findings. Attack Path Analysis is designed to close the gap between detection and decision, producing outputs that are both defensible and immediately useful for retest planning, analyst review, and priority setting.