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Contextual Cyber Resistance

Saporo uses machine learning and graph theory to automatically score and compare millions of attack paths based on business impact. 

Continuously map your attack surface and get the recommendations you need to make your organization more resistant to attacks.

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Simple to install, simple to use.

Saporo takes minutes to install and our UI is intuitive and easy to use.
We make it easy for you so you can focus on making it harder for attackers.

Know where you start and track your progress

Saporo patent-pending resistance score will give you a clear and simple way of understanding how well your organization can resist attacks. The higher your score, the more difficult and time consuming it will be for attackers to progress through your organization.

Saporo's resistance score is normalized which ensures that you can easily compare your organization with other organizations in the same industry, segment or group.

Focus on what matters most

Prioritizing where to focus efforts first when attack scenarios are almost endless is a complex task. There are often millions of potential attack paths. Most organizations do not know what those paths are or how to prioritize which ones to close first if they can be closed at all.

Saporo will find, score and present to you only what matters most to your organization.

Context is everything!

Saporo checks your configuration against security frameworks like the one developed by ANSSI or MITRE. But, as opposed to all other products on the market, Saporo does it in the context of your environment.
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As opposed to other solutions on the market, each compliance issue is prioritized in the context of what can be accessed by an attacker. This helps organizations define a roadmap of what to work on in order of importance.

Detailed view per node

Saporo helps you prioritize what to focus on but that does not mean you can't zoom in and investigate specific nodes yourself.

Wether you want to monitor closely a VIP node (CEO, CFO, etc.) or simply make sure a node that was flagged in another system does have critical attack paths to high value targets, you can do it easily in Saporo. Each node can be zoomed-in to check their configuration, compliance status, attack paths from the node or to the node.

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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.

modelize

Modelize attacker behaviors

User access to resources is evaluated against adversarial use case scenarios to provide a deterministic model of attack paths.

prioritize

Scores based on impact

Saporo leverages machine learning to prioritize the most egregious attack paths so you can prioritize your resources, time and risk.

mitigate

Actionable recommendations

Saporo recommends changes to improve the resilience of your organization and close attack paths by level of risk and exposure.

key benefits

Stay ahead of attackers.

By predicting where attackers might go next, Saporo allows organizations to prioritize their resources
providing the time and context they need to stay ahead of attackers.

Reduce your attack surface by eliminating attack paths.

By leveraging machine learning to simulate a multitude of potential attack scenarios, Saporo can identify common choke points and suggest changes to organizations. These change suggestions are computed to present the most beneficial improvements with the least amount of business disruption.

This approach considers that any node, user, host or token in the environment could be compromised at any moment and identifies the most risky potential compromise. In some cases the optimal choice is to accept the risk. In others, change to groups or accounts rights might be sufficient to mitigate attack paths.

Eliminate the shortest and most dangerous attack paths first.

Prioritizing where to focus efforts first when attack scenarios are almost endless is a complex task. There are hundreds to thousands of potential attack paths, yet most security and networking teams do not know what those paths are much less which ones offer the shortest viable paths that allow an adversary to efficiently reach their target.

Saporo will query attack paths and quantify risk based on the number of paths and sensitivity of resources that may be exposed. Getting a complete picture of how many connections are possible and how to reduce those numbers reduces risk.

Evaluate risks coming from compromised assets.

When organizations have identified a number of hosts, accounts or tokens that might have been compromised, Saporo can help evaluate the potential impact of the breach in the context of current environment policies and configurations.

Full attack paths can be displayed to the user, including the type of resource that might end up being accessed given the current set of compromised assets. This helps prioritize response not only from a threat point of view but also by impact and risk.

Prescribe mitigation to eliminate attack paths during a breach.

Adversaries go for the shortest attack path. Don’t give them shortcuts to compromise your data.

Saporo prescribes recommendations on the best intersection between an adversary's current location and potential targeted high value assets. Increasing the complexity of an attack slows adversaries down and provides the security team more time to respond.

Quantify the security impact of access control configuration.

Saporo provides a side-by-side comparative analysis of current state user access configuration models to a baseline configuration. Changes to attack paths will be visualized with additional focus on impact of changes to the overall surface.

Configuration changes are compared including environmental impact and exploitability of assets due to new potential attack paths. While a configuration change might include more attack paths than a previous configuration, their length and complexity will also be taken into account to determine if the change is an improvement.

Track progress and changes with a timeline of events and impact

Not all risks can be mitigated, and often many risks need to be accepted. By exposing existing attack paths and offering them for review, organizations can track and report on accepted risks.

Also, in order to build configuration systems, organizations need to track changes between versions of configurations over time. This gives organizations an overall timeline not currently available to security personnel. Saporo helps report on the impact of changes over time.

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.

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