Attackers think in paths, not lists
Antrixis walks your graph the way an adversary would — chaining an exposed service to a pivot to a crown-jewel asset — and ranks every path by the impact it would cause.
- Multi-step lateral chains across shared infrastructure
- Every step grounded in evidence the platform observed
- Ranked by business impact, not raw CVSS
An attacker who reaches the exposed VPN can pivot to a shared host and reach the customer database. Fix the VPN exposure first.
A pile of criticals doesn’t tell you what to do
Ten “critical” findings on unrelated, unreachable hosts matter far less than one medium-severity exposure that opens a path to customer data. Severity scores rank findings in isolation. Only a path shows you what’s actually reachable — and what to fix first.
Paths you can act on, not just admire
Deterministic, grounded chains the AI reasoner narrates — never a hallucinated exploit.
Multi-step pivots
Co-located assets and shared hosts become lateral-movement chains (A → B → C), tagged to MITRE ATT&CK.
Crown-jewel targeting
Tag business-critical assets; paths that reach them outrank the same weakness on a throwaway host.
Evidence-grounded
Each node cites the finding or exposure that makes it reachable. No grounding, no path.
Choke-point analysis
The assets the most paths route through — fix one, break many. Leverage made explicit.
ATT&CK-mapped
Every technique is mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework your team already speaks.
Threat-intel weighted
EPSS probability and CISA KEV raise the likelihood of paths attackers are actively exploiting.
Stop triaging. Start prioritizing.
Get ranked, grounded attack paths and the handful of fixes that close the most risk.