The playbook we run in engagements, at software speed.

Attack-path graph

Reachability, not severity rankings.

Every finding lands on the graph tagged with hop-count to your crown jewels. A loud finding on a sandbox ranks below a quiet finding on a service that holds production secrets. That is exploitability — weighted by what attackers actually do, not by the tool that found it.

Customer-signed exploit fence

Validation behind your signature, not ours.

Each engagement carries an Authorization envelope you sign — assets, verbs, time window. Mid-run revoke takes effect within seconds. The platform refuses to fire a step that falls outside the envelope. Nobody else ships this.

Cross-environment paths

Dev identity → prod data is a single chain.

Workspaces are environments inside your tenant: dev, integration, staging, prod, per product line. Attack paths cross them by design. We surface the chain — "dev role → assumes-into → prod data" — that other platforms report as two disconnected posture findings.

Exploitability scoring

Live vuln intelligence in lockstep with reachability.

Findings carry live exploit-in-the-wild signals, advisory references, and known-exploited flags on ingest, then are scored against the reachability graph. The output is a single number per finding, sorted by what a competent attacker chains first.

Secure agent

Outbound-only. Signed releases. Tamper-evident.

The Secursuit agent runs inside your environment, never opens a listening socket, carries no persistence mechanism, and refuses anything that isn't on its allow-list. Releases are signed; you verify the binary before it runs.

Compliance evidence

SOC2 + ISO27001 + POPIA + GDPR on tap.

Daily evidence bundles, signed end-to-end, mapped per-control to the four standards, exportable for auditors. The work that usually takes a quarter takes a click.