CISOs

Report real external risk and how fast your team closes it

Hadrian tests your internet-facing assets the way an attacker would and confirms which exposures are exploitable. You get a short list of real risks, fixes you can track, and numbers for the board.

Customer story

Damen's CISO replaced a high-alert, false-positive-heavy workflow with verified risks across more than 30 operating companies.

Damen Shipyards Group
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The problem

Sound familiar?

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Too many findings to report honestly

Scanners produce thousands of findings, and most can't be exploited. Hadrian's 2026 benchmark found only 0.47% of scanner findings are exploitable, and 95% of security leaders are unhappy with how they prioritize by real-world risk.

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Annual tests age quickly

A pentest report describes your perimeter on the day it was written. New assets, releases and disclosed exploits change the picture long before the next test, and the board still sees the old snapshot.

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Budget talks without a loss figure

ROI is hard to show for a breach that never happened. Boards want security spend explained in financial terms, and raw exposure data doesn't translate into those terms on its own.

How Hadrian helps

A risk list you can stand behind

Atlas validates every exposure before your team is notified, so the risks you report are ones an attacker can exploit. Validation removes 99.4% of alert noise, which keeps your reporting on the issues that change your risk.

Adversarial exposure validation
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See how fast exposure closes

Each finding comes with reproduction steps and remediation guidance. When a risk is marked resolved, Hadrian retests it to confirm the fix. Response times are tracked against industry benchmarks, so you can show the trend.

Threat exposure management
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Pentests on your schedule and budget

Nova runs agentic pentests on demand. Most tests finish within 24 to 48 hours, and tests start at €1,250. Run one before an audit, after a release or ahead of a board meeting, without renegotiating a contract.

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Day to day

Working with Hadrian

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Set a baseline

Atlas maps your internet-facing assets, including shadow IT and forgotten systems, and starts testing them. The maturity self-assessment shows which of the four stages your exposure program is at.

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Your team works a validated queue

Only confirmed, exploitable exposures reach your team, each with reproduction steps and remediation guidance. Tickets go to the tools they already use, such as Jira or ServiceNow.

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Retest and track

When a risk is marked resolved, Hadrian retests it to confirm the exposure is closed. Response times are tracked against industry benchmarks.

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Report to the board

Export an executive summary for the board or for partners. Our Value of Loss Avoidance guide shows how to express avoided breach cost in financial terms.

Case studies

More from customers

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Breeze Airways

Breeze Airways' lean security team moved from CVSS-based ranking to validated exposures with reproduction steps.

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Worldstream

Worldstream tracks its external security score and response metrics mapped to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does Hadrian help me report risk to the board?
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Hadrian validates each external exposure before it reaches your team, so the numbers you report count real, exploitable risks. Response times are tracked against industry benchmarks, and you can export an executive summary. Our Value of Loss Avoidance guide explains how to put avoided breach cost into the financial terms a board uses.

How is Hadrian priced?
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Atlas is priced on your total asset count, with a custom quote. Nova tests start at €1,250, and bundles are available if you plan several assessments.

Does Hadrian replace our pentest provider?
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Hadrian covers the continuous breadth and frequency that human testers can't sustain. Human expertise still has a role in red team exercises and deep application logic testing. Many customers use Hadrian as their continuous baseline and keep manual testers for targeted deep dives.

How long does it take to get started?
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Atlas is a managed cloud service with no sensors to deploy and no agents to maintain. It deploys in minutes, and you start receiving findings the same day.

Should I start with Atlas or Nova?
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Atlas runs continuously across your whole external attack surface. Nova adds depth with on-demand pentests scoped to specific environments or compliance requirements. You can buy either one on its own or both together.

Get a 15 minute demo

See your perimeter the way an attacker does

In a 15-minute demo we show how Hadrian finds and validates exposures on your attack surface, and how your team tracks them to closure.