Anticipate attacks to be more resilient.
Saporo models attacker behaviors to identify attack paths adversaries will most likely use to move laterally through an organization. Saporo then prioritizes the shortest attack paths to critical assets presenting the highest risk, and prescribes changes to reduce the attack surface.
Attackers love complexity. Defenders need clarity.
Attackers need to find only one attack path, defenders need to find all of them.
Identifying all potential attack paths in large and dynamic environments is impossible using manual methods.
By using machine learning and graph technologies, Saporo continuously maps an organization's attack surface composed of users, assets, and services. Our technology scores every attack path based on business impact and prescribes courses of action to mitigate risk and exposure.
Assess
Impact
Quantify the environmental impact and exploitability of assets due to configuration changes. Changes to attack paths are visualized with a focus on the impact of changes to the attack surface.
Reduce
Risk
Implement the most effective changes with the least amount of disruption to the business. Get a complete picture of how many connections are possible and how lowering those numbers reduces risk.
Measure
Progress
Track and report on accepted risks and the impact of changes over time. Trending metrics track progress of how risk has increased or decreased over time.
Stay ahead of attackers.
providing the time and context they need to stay ahead of attackers.
Assess configuration changes to quantify the environmental impact and exploitability of assets caused by unexpected attack paths.
Implement the most beneficial changes with the least amount of disruption to the business.
Generate multiple and complete chain of attacks highlighting the most vulnerable assets.
Understand the full attack paths including the type of resources that may be accessed.
Stay ahead and close the open attack paths for ongoing attacks based on compromised assets.
Track changes over time with effect and progress on organizations’ security posture.
Time is of the essence.
It is a race of time between the attacker and the defender. Winning the race against attackers requires ordering the seemingly chaotic connections between users, assets and resources to expose and prioritize paths that attackers will most likely exploit.
