Security Operations
Automate and Enhance Security Operations
Hadrian streamlines the attack surface management process, enabling security operations to maintain a secure cyber environment.
Challenge
Vulnerability Exposure
Managing IT assets, each with unique vulnerabilities, is challenging for security teams. A neglected asset can expose the entire network to cyber threats, as seen in high-profile data breaches.
Real-Time Monitoring
In an era of rapid technological change, real-time monitoring of the attack surface is crucial but challenging. Intermittent scans leave businesses vulnerable to emerging threats.
Effective Prioritization
Not all threats pose the same risk. Prioritizing high-risk vulnerabilities is essential for immediate remediation, but determining risk levels is a time-consuming process.
Solution
Focus on Exploitable Risks
Hadrian eliminates false positives that are common in traditional scanners. It only shows risks that have been verified as exploitable.
The Hadrian platform utilizes automated penetration testing capabilities and threat intelligence to identify which vulnerabilities are actually exploitable. This built-in prioritization ensures high-impact vulnerabilities are remediated first.
AI-Powered Automation
Hadrian leverages event-based AI to automate the penetration testing process. Testing is automatically triggered whenever the event-based probes detect changes to the attack surface.
This automated approach mimics a hacker's process, providing continuous and cost-effective testing.
Understand Impact of Every Risk
By integrating vulnerability data, threat intelligence, and data science, our solution offers a clear, prioritized view of risks. You can better understand the potential business impact of each vulnerability.
This allows your security team to focus on the most critical vulnerabilities, whilst making remediation efforts more effective and efficient.
Get started with Hadrian
We only need your domain for our system to get started autonomously scanning your attack surface.
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