Hadrian is API-first, so it fits into any stack. These are the tools SecOps teams connect most often, grouped by where they sit in your workflow.
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Turn verified risks into tracked work, assigned to the team that owns the asset.
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Tell the right people the moment an exposure is confirmed, not at the next review.
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Give your SOC an attacker's view of the perimeter to correlate and automate against.
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Join Hadrian's outside-in view to what your endpoint tools see from the inside.
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Discover what you run wherever it runs, and test it as soon as it goes public.
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Keep the teams that own customer-facing tools and domains in the loop.