Send your SOC only the exposures attackers can exploit
Hadrian tests your external attack surface around the clock and validates each finding before it reaches your team. Confirmed exposures land in the ticketing and messaging tools you already run.
Breeze Airways' lean security team receives pre-validated risks with reproduction steps instead of investigating every scanner finding.
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Alert volume buries the real issues
In Hadrian's 2026 benchmark, 99.5% of scanner findings proved non-exploitable. Each one still lands in a queue, and someone still has to look at it.
Severity scores don't show exploitability
A CVSS score says how bad a flaw could be. It can't tell you whether a firewall or configuration already blocks the attack, so analysts investigate findings by hand.
The perimeter moves between scans
New subdomains, cloud instances and acquired systems appear between scheduled scans. Until someone notices them, they sit outside monitoring and outside your queue.
Fewer alerts, all of them real
Every exposure is independently validated before your team is notified. Validation removes 99.4% of alert noise, and Atlas saves each SOC team member an average of 8 hours a week on unverified alerts.
Findings arrive in the tools you run
Create, assign and track remediation tickets in Jira, ServiceNow or GLPI. Push alerts to Slack or Microsoft Teams. Connect SentinelOne, Datadog or Zendesk, and use the API for anything else in your stack.
Testing that follows every change
Atlas runs passive scans hourly and starts new tests as soon as your environment changes. New assets, shadow IT and fresh exposures show up within hours, without waiting for a scan window.
Working with Hadrian
Discover and test continuously
Atlas maps your external attack surface with hourly passive scans and tests each change as it happens.
Validate before alerting
Hadrian attempts to exploit each finding. Only confirmed exposures with a path to compromise reach the queue, each with reproduction steps and remediation guidance.
Route to the owner
Validated findings become Jira, ServiceNow or GLPI tickets and alerts in Slack or Microsoft Teams, so the owning team gets them in the tools they already watch.
Close and retest
When a risk is marked resolved, Hadrian retests it automatically to confirm the fix, so tickets close on evidence.
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SHV Energy's internal security staff save 40 hours a week on average, and resolved risks are retested automatically.
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Worldstream validates findings before anything is escalated to its incident response team.
Our integrations page lists Jira, ServiceNow, GLPI, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zendesk, SentinelOne, Datadog and HubSpot. Hadrian is API-first, so you can connect it to other tools in your stack through the API.
Hadrian attempts to exploit each finding. If a firewall or configuration stops the attack, the finding is deprioritized. Your team only sees verified risks with a confirmed path to compromise.
No. Hadrian is a fully managed cloud service with no sensors to deploy and no agents to maintain. It tests from the outside in, the way an attacker sees you.
Passive scans run hourly, and event-driven testing starts automatically when a new asset or change is detected.
Yes. Atlas includes dark web monitoring that detects infostealer leaks and compromised credentials and devices, so your team can act before attackers use stolen access.
Cut your SOC queue down to real exposures
Book a 15-minute demo to see how validated findings move from Hadrian into the tools your team already uses.