Test your attack surface as often as you ship
New services, APIs and cloud resources go live every week. Atlas tests each change as it happens, Nova runs a deep pentest when you need one, and your team only gets findings confirmed as exploitable.
A Dutch cloud infrastructure provider with 15,000+ physical servers whose team now works from a short list of validated, exploitable exposures instead of CVSS-ranked findings.
Where technology & saas is exposed
Mass exploitation of internet-facing apps
From 27 May 2023, the CL0P ransomware gang exploited an unknown SQL injection flaw in Progress MOVEit Transfer, a file transfer application. It installed a web shell on internet-facing servers and stole data from their databases, according to CISA advisory AA23-158A.
Stolen credentials against cloud platforms
In 2024, Mandiant found a threat actor, UNC5537, logging into Snowflake customer instances with credentials stolen by infostealer malware, some from infections dating back to 2020. The accounts had no multi-factor authentication. About 165 organizations were notified as potentially exposed.
Exploited VPN and edge appliances
In January 2024, CISA ordered US federal agencies to mitigate Ivanti Connect Secure and Policy Secure vulnerabilities under Emergency Directive 24-01, citing widespread active exploitation by multiple threat actors.
Test every change as it goes live
Atlas runs passive scans every hour, and each new asset or change triggers testing. ICT Group, whose 1,500+ engineers and developers spin up new servers for customers, uses this event-driven model to test the assets its internal scanners didn't know about.
Pentest an app before a release or audit
Nova runs agentic pentests against the web apps and APIs you define. Most tests finish in 24 to 48 hours. Every finding includes evidence of exploitability, reproduction steps and remediation guidance, and results map to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and NIS2.
Show customers you're in control, continuously
For Worldstream, continuous visibility is part of what its 2,500+ customers buy. Its team tracks external security score, scan coverage and response times against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework on validated data. ICT Group's Bitsight rating rose from Intermediate to Advanced after it adopted Hadrian.
Validate exposures as code ships
Atlas tests new and changed assets as they appear and only alerts on exposures it has confirmed, with reproduction steps your developers can follow.
Find leaked credentials and session tokens
Hadrian monitors the dark web for infostealer infections and compromised credentials tied to your domains, including session cookies, so you can reset access before someone uses it.
See cloud exposures across providers
Hadrian connects to multiple cloud environments, finds exposed assets and misconfigurations that could allow lateral movement or privilege escalation, and confirms which ones are exploitable.
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An industrial automation and IT/OT integrator that gained continuous visibility of unknown assets, and saw its Bitsight rating move from Intermediate to Advanced.
Nova results map to frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001 and NIS2, and each test produces a compliance-ready PDF report. The sample report shows the findings, evidence and remediation guidance you can share with auditors. Hadrian supports these programs; it doesn't certify compliance.
As often as it changes. Atlas runs passive scans every hour and starts testing when a new asset or change appears, so there's no gap between a release and the next scheduled scan. Use Nova for deeper tests on specific apps, for example before a major release or an audit.
Hadrian is built to test live systems. Its agents draw from a shared rate budget, so parallel testing can't overload your application, and destructive methods such as HTTP DELETE are left out of their toolkits. With Nova, you define exactly what gets tested.
It can. NIS2 Annex I covers digital infrastructure, such as cloud computing, data centre and DNS service providers, and ICT service management, meaning managed service and managed security service providers. Annex II adds online marketplaces, search engines and social networking platforms. Company size and national law decide who is in scope.
Yes. Hadrian is API-first, with integrations for Jira, ServiceNow, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Datadog and SentinelOne, among others. Validated findings land in the tools your engineers already use.
See what attackers can reach in your stack today
Book a demo to see how Atlas maps and tests your attack surface as it changes, and how Nova pentests the apps you ship.