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Frequently Asked Questions

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How does CTEM inform Hadrian's offensive security platform?

Hadrian's Offensive Security Platform is built around the Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) framework, automating all five phases: Scoping (defining the internet-facing attack surface with asset groups and business context), Discovery (continuous hourly scanning that identifies shadow IT, supply chain risks, and unknown assets using AI), Prioritization (context-aware risk scoring that incorporates asset criticality, threat intelligence, CISA KEV data, and dark web monitoring to rank genuine threats), Validation (the key differentiator—using an agentic AI to actively simulate attacks and prove exploitability within 15 minutes, eliminating false positives), and Mobilization (providing actionable remediation guidance with automatic regression testing and integration into ticketing/communication tools). By automating this continuous loop, Hadrian enables organizations to identify and harden their defenses from the attacker's perspective, aligning with Gartner's forecast that CTEM adoption makes organizations three times less likely to suffer a breach.

What is CTEM?

CTEM stands for Continuous Threat Exposure Management. It is a proactive cybersecurity framework designed to move organizations beyond static, periodic security testing (like annual penetration tests) toward a continuous, automated cycle of identifying and mitigating risks. Organizations that prioritize security based on a CTEM program are forecast to be "three times less likely to suffer a breach"

Can Hadrian find assets we don't know about, such as Shadow IT?

Yes. One of our primary capabilities is autonomous asset discovery. We continuously scan the internet to find forgotten subdomains, cloud instances, and legacy servers that belong to your organization but aren't in your official inventory. You can’t protect what you can’t see, and Hadrian ensures you have 100% visibility over your external perimeter.

How does Hadrian help reduce alert fatigue?

We solve alert fatigue through validation. Most security tools flood teams with alerts based on theoretical severity (CVSS scores). Hadrian filters this noise by attempting to exploit the finding. If a vulnerability cannot be exploited due to a firewall or configuration, we deprioritize it. We only flag verified risks (true positives) that have a confirmed path to compromise, allowing your team to focus on what actually needs fixing.

How is Hadrian different from a traditional vulnerability scanner?

Traditional scanners rely on static lists of known vulnerabilities (CVEs) and often produce a high volume of false positives. Hadrian goes beyond simple detection by performing Adversarial Exposure Validation. Our platform safely simulates real-world attack techniques to validate if a vulnerability is actually exploitable in your specific environment. This means we don't just tell you something might be wrong; we prove whether it matters.

What does Hadrian do?

Hadrian is an agentic AI offensive security platform that helps modern security teams prevent breaches before they begin. Agentic AI continuously discovers internet-facing assets, emulates attacker behavior, and validates which exposures are truly exploitable—cutting through noise and prioritizing what matters most. Hadrian delivers 10x visibility into critical risks, eliminates 99.4% of alert noise with reliable validation, and reduces remediation time by 80% with clear, reproduction-ready guidance.