A finding isn't closed when engineering ships a fix. It's closed when the issue has been tested again. When your team marks a risk as resolved in Hadrian, it goes back for validation and Hadrian retests it the way an attacker would. If the exposure can no longer be exploited, the risk is closed automatically. If it still can, the risk stays open, so nobody signs off on a fix that didn't hold.
Every risk in Hadrian has its own page with severity, impact, a proof of concept and remediation steps, and it keeps its history from detection to closure. Findings go to the tools your teams already use, such as Jira, ServiceNow, Slack and Microsoft Teams, so engineers work from the proof. When an auditor or a third party needs to see it, share the risk securely or print it as a PDF.
Only 33% of CTEM programs measure whether exploitable risk is actually reduced. Hadrian follows each risk from detection to validated closure, so mean time to remediate is measured on fixes that were proven, not on tickets that were closed. Reporting shows how your response times change over time, and the clear, reproduction-ready guidance helps teams cut mean time to remediate by up to 80%.
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Hadrian is an agentic AI offensive security platform that continuously discovers your external attack surface and tests it for exploitable exposures. The platform deploys in minutes, operates autonomously, and delivers validated findings with reproduction steps and execution evidence. No agents to install, no infrastructure to manage.
When your team marks a risk as resolved, Hadrian tests it again the way an attacker would. The risk is closed only when the exposure can no longer be exploited. If it still can, the risk stays open.
No. Retesting is built into the remediation workflow at no additional cost. Each Nova pentest includes unlimited retests within the first 12 months.
Hadrian integrates with ticketing and ITSM tools such as Jira, ServiceNow, Azure DevOps, Linear and GitHub, and with messaging tools such as Slack and Microsoft Teams. Other systems can connect through webhooks and the Hadrian API.
Yes. Each risk keeps its proof of concept, remediation steps and history, and you can share it securely or print it as a PDF. Nova pentests also include a compliance-ready report that maps results to frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001 and NIS2.
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