CyanoRisk Intelligence

Attack Intelligence & Threat Knowledge Graph™

Attack Paths. Not Alert Lists.

See your enterprise through the attacker’s eyes. Thousands of vulnerabilities do not tell you how you will be compromised — attackers chain weaknesses into paths. CyanoRisk turns millions of findings into attacker journeys, business impact, and the single fix that breaks the most attack paths.

Stop asking “what vulnerabilities exist?” and finally answer “how will we actually be attacked?”

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ATTACK EXPOSURE88/100 · CyVaR $8.4M · DIGITAL PAYMENTS

Select a node to trace the attack path

Attack Intelligence Command Center

Every Signal in the Enterprise, One Attack Model

Live attack paths

MITRE ATT&CK coverage %

MITRE D3FEND coverage %

Weaponized vulnerabilities

Known exploited (KEV)

High-EPSS findings

Ransomware-linked CVEs

Active attack stories

Business services at risk

Crown-jewel assets

CyVaR exposure $M

Risk-reduction potential %

Product Overview

Security Is Not About CVEs. It Is About Attack Chains.

Traditional vulnerability platforms generate lists of findings. Attackers do not read lists — they build attack paths. A vulnerable internet-facing application becomes the foothold; a weak Active Directory configuration enables escalation; an exposed API leads to sensitive databases; a compromised AI model leaks confidential data; an expired certificate weakens secure communications.

CyanoRisk transforms vulnerability management into attack intelligence — so teams understand how adversaries move, not just what they target.

CyanoRisk continuously connects vulnerabilities, identities, APIs, applications, cloud, databases, AI models, cryptographic assets and business services into a living Threat Knowledge Graph — evaluated with real-world threat intelligence, exploit maturity, business criticality, MITRE ATT&CK, D3FEND, and financial impact. Instead of triaging thousands of vulnerabilities, teams see which attack chains matter most and which single fix breaks the greatest number of paths.

Threat Intelligence Capabilities

Threat Intelligence Connected to Enterprise Context

Eight intelligence engines, one attack model — every finding enriched, mapped, quantified, and connected to the business.

Live Threat Intelligence

Continuously enrich every finding with CISA KEV, EPSS, CVSS, NVD, CWE, MITRE ATT&CK, D3FEND, OWASP, OSV, and exploit, ransomware and campaign intelligence.

Weaponized Vulnerabilities

A dedicated workspace for KEV, high-EPSS, publicly exploited, ransomware-linked, internet-facing, AI and crypto vulnerabilities — auto-routed by owner.

MITRE ATT&CK Intelligence

Map every vulnerability to technique, tactic, business service and financial risk — with a technique heatmap, attack matrix, and coverage view.

MITRE D3FEND Intelligence

Map controls to countermeasures, coverage, missing controls, protection percentage, and control effectiveness.

Kill-Chain Intelligence

Map every exposure across reconnaissance to actions-on-objectives — showing where attackers succeed and where defenders stop them.

Threat Knowledge Graph

Connect threat actor, campaign, technique, vulnerability, asset, application, database, API, AI model, cryptography, business service and financial impact.

CyVaR Engine

Every node carries risk, probability, impact, exploitability, exposure, business criticality, and a quantified CyVaR dollar figure.

What-if Analysis

Model a patch, a control, segmentation or encryption and see the risk reduction — then compare ROI visually before you act.

MITRE ATT&CK Intelligence

Understand Your Environment Through MITRE ATT&CK

Every technique carries its open findings, KEV, EPSS, and business impact — hot where attackers succeed, cool where controls hold.

Initial Access

T1190 Exploit Public App91

T1133 External Remote Svcs74

T1566 Phishing38

Execution

T1059 Command & Script44

T1203 Client Execution29

Privilege Escalation

T1078 Valid Accounts62

T1068 Exploit for PrivEsc31

Credential Access

T1110 Brute Force27

T1555 Credentials Stores48

Lateral Movement

T1021 Remote Services55

T1210 Exploit Remote Svcs33

Exfiltration

T1567 Exfil Web Service41

T1041 Exfil C2 Channel12

HOT · MANY OPEN + KEVWARM · OPEN FINDINGSCOOL · CONTROLLED

MITRE D3FEND Coverage

See Which Attacks Your Controls Can Actually Stop

Coverage per tactic — where D3FEND countermeasures are deployed, and where the gaps leave residual risk.

64%Overall

72%Initial Access

48%Priv. Escalation

58%Lateral Movement

70%Exfiltration

55%Impact

Kill-Chain Intelligence

Where Attackers Succeed — and Where Defenders Stop Them

Every exposure mapped across the seven kill-chain stages, from reconnaissance to actions on objectives.

Kill-Chain Exposure · digital payments

Recon→Weaponize→Deliver→Exploit→Install→C2→Actions

ReconnaissanceLOWWeaponizationMEDDeliveryMEDExploitationHIGHInstallationMEDCommand & ControlBLOCKEDActions on ObjectivesHIGH

Threat Knowledge Graph

One Technique, Its Whole Attack Story

Select any node and the entire attack chain lights up — actor, campaign, CVE, asset, control, business service, and the dollars at stake.

Threat Knowledge Graph · T1190

ATTACK LINKCONTEXTD3FEND CONTROLWEAPONIZED CVE

Technique context

KEV listedYES

EPSS94%

Attack paths through it28

D3FEND coveragePARTIAL

CyVaR$8.4M

Attack Stories

Attack Stories, Not Findings

Internet → public web server → CVE → technique → RDP → database → sensitive data → business service. Told from both sides.

The attacker’s path

Entry point — internet-facing exploit
Lateral movement via valid accounts
Privilege escalation on Active Directory
Data access to the cardholder database
Exfiltration over a web service

The defender’s answer

Available controls — WAF, EDR, segmentation
Missing controls — MFA on RDP, DB isolation
Recommended remediation — patch + restrict RDP
Expected risk reduction — 62%
Estimated financial savings — $8.4M → $3.2M

Financial Risk Intelligence

Risk in Dollars, Not Colors

Every attack path carries a CyVaR figure — single- and annual-loss expectancy, likelihood, recovery cost, and the risk left after remediation.

ATTACK PATH · payments-api → cardholder DB

$8.4MCyVaR

$2.1MSingle-loss expectancy

$5.6MAnnual-loss expectancy

HIGHLikelihood

$1.4MRecovery cost

$3.2MAfter remediation

What-if Engine

One Fix Can Break Many Paths — See Which Pays Most

Model a patch, a control, segmentation or encryption and compare the risk reduction. Executives see return on security investment, not a heatmap.

RISK REDUCTION BY ACTION →

$4.2MPatch CVE-2024-21412

$3.1MNetwork segmentation

$2.6MEnforce MFA

$1.8MDeploy EDR

$1.1MRotate weak TLS

62%Total risk reduction

Why CyanoRisk Is Different

Traditional Threat Intel Sends Feeds. CyanoRisk Builds Your Attack Graph.

Traditional Threat Intelligence	CyanoRisk Attack Intelligence
Threat feeds	Live enterprise attack graph
CVE lists	Complete attacker journey
MITRE ATT&CK mapping	ATT&CK + D3FEND + kill chain + CyVaR
Separate dashboards	One connected knowledge graph
Static reports	Live attack stories
Technical scoring	Business-impact scoring
Generic priorities	ROI-driven remediation
Heatmaps	Financially quantified attack paths

The Hero Graphic

From Vulnerability to Business Impact

One connected chain — every stage overlaid with threat intelligence, MITRE ATT&CK and D3FEND, kill-chain stage, CyVaR, control effectiveness and the next action.

Threat Actor→Initial Foothold→MITRE Technique→Exploited Vulnerability→Application→API→Database→AI Model→Cryptographic Assets→Crown-Jewel Asset→Business Service→Financial Impact

Attacker view

Entry point — internet-facing exploit (T1190)
Lateral movement via remote services (T1021)
Privilege escalation on Active Directory
Data access to the cardholder database
Exfiltration over a web service (T1567)

Defender view

Available controls — WAF, EDR, segmentation
Missing controls — MFA on RDP, DB isolation
Recommended remediation — patch + restrict RDP
Expected risk reduction — 62%
Estimated financial savings — $8.4M → $3.2M

Business Outcomes

What Changes When You See the Attack, Not the Alert

Prioritize what attackers will actually exploit

Reduce alert fatigue

Break attack chains faster

Understand financial exposure

Improve executive reporting

Strengthen MITRE coverage

Improve control effectiveness

Reduce mean-time-to-remediate

Increase security ROI

Enable threat-informed defense

Built for the Whole Room

One Attack Graph, a Screen for Every Role

“Everyone sees the same attack graph. Nobody sees the same screen.”

For CISOs

Enterprise attack exposure — the paths, not the noise, and what they cost.

For CIOs

Business-service resilience against the attack chains that reach them.

For SOC Teams

Threat prioritization by real attack paths, KEV, EPSS and business impact.

For Threat Intelligence

Campaign and actor analysis mapped to your own assets and techniques.

For Incident Response

Attack reconstruction — replay how an adversary would move end to end.

For Red Teams

Attack simulation against the live enterprise graph.

For Blue Teams

Control validation — which D3FEND controls actually stop which techniques.

For Executives

Financial cyber exposure in dollars, and the ROI of each fix.

Every Module Feeds This Engine

The Intelligence Layer of the Whole Platform

Do Not Just See Vulnerabilities. Understand How They Will Be Used.

CyanoRisk Attack Intelligence transforms millions of technical findings into live attack paths, MITRE ATT&CK coverage, D3FEND defense mapping, knowledge graphs, financial impact analysis, and prioritized remediation — helping security teams stop the attacks that matter most before they happen.

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