Attack Paths
See how exposure reaches what matters — and where to interrupt it.
SysCyber connects exposed conditions into routes toward critical assets — and identifies the control that breaks them.
Inspect each step. Preview the break point.
Select a step to see its exposure, evidence and downstream impact. The preview changes nothing.
Illustrative attack surface. A primary route runs from the internet through an exposed service to the application host, then a privileged identity and a critical asset. An alternate route from an internal endpoint joins at the application host, and a second exposed interface branches toward an internal service without reaching the critical asset. Select a step to see its exposure, evidence, context and downstream impact.
Remediate the security condition on the application host.
Both routes pass through step 03 — breaking the path there removes the route to the critical asset.
Exploitable condition
- A condition on the application host that an attacker can use.
- Package and configuration evidence collected by the endpoint Agent.
- Privileged identity
- Critical asset
Remediation priority
Priority follows path interruption.
When several routes pass through one condition, a control at that shared step can interrupt all of them.
Examples use generic, illustrative assets. Coverage for your environment is discussed in a technical demo.
See how SysCyber maps exposure into attack paths.
A technical session on how evidence becomes paths, priorities and controls in your environment.