Trace attacks to your crown jewels
You see the full chain from entry point to target, every hop, every identity abused, every subscription crossed. Not a list of misconfigured resources, but a traced route from initial exposure all the way to impact.
Toxic risk combinations
A single misconfiguration is noise. Two that combine into a breach path are a real threat. TENET surfaces toxic combinations, such as an internet-exposed resource with a Contributor identity. Choke points show one fix closing several paths.
Know the blast radius
Before you remediate, see how far an attacker could move from that entry point: reachable nodes, maximum hops, and the shortest path to the nearest crown jewel. Prioritize by blast radius, not by finding count.
Place attackers in the kill chain
Attack paths are mapped to ATT&CK tactics and technique IDs wherever a path finding has a known technique. You see whether a path is Initial Access, Privilege Escalation or Lateral Movement, tied to your own resources.
From risk to remediation
Select any attack path to triage it on your Remediation board: assign an owner, set a due date, or open it in BriteAI. Each path shows a plain-language description, up to three ranked fixes and a first-seen date.
Paths across Azure and Microsoft 365
The Security Graph extends into Microsoft 365, mapping paths from an OAuth-consented app through a mailbox or data sync into Azure. Admin-consented apps start from a signed-in tenant user, not the internet.
Bring threat context into the graph
Correlate findings across Azure and Microsoft 365 with Defender for Endpoint vulnerabilities and the incidents Microsoft has already raised, so the paths you prioritize carry real-world threat context, not just a theoretical score.
Unified incident context
See Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft 365 Defender incidents with unified cloud context. Use BriteAI to investigate root cause, and correlate incidents with the identities, workloads and attack paths in the Security Graph.
See risk as an attacker would
Stop responding to alerts. Start closing paths. One graph connects identities, workloads, and data stores across your Microsoft cloud environment, so the threats worth fixing stand out.