Users, devices, permissions, and assets form a graph whether you model it or not. Attackers traverse it. AtherGraph lets you traverse it first.
Five ways in, and each one is a path you can query, rank, and close.
Attackers don't think in lists of vulnerabilities. They think in paths: from an exposed asset, through a service account, over an inherited role, to the thing that matters. Security teams that model identity and infrastructure as a graph can run the same traversal defensively, continuously, and rank what to fix by which paths it actually closes.
From internet-exposed asset to crown jewels: which chains of access exist right now? Reachability is a query, not a quarterly report.
Who can reach what, through which grants, groups, and inherited roles, including the paths nobody remembers creating.
If this credential is compromised, what falls? Answered before the incident, and instantly during one.
The graph updates as infrastructure changes; the dangerous-path queries run continuously, so drift gets caught as it happens.
How it's built, and the reproducible numbers behind it.
SDKs, query examples, and local setup: what's live and what's coming.
Five phases, honestly labelled: shipped, live, in development.
8 questions, free gap analysis against EU AI Act and SR 11-7.
Book a session and we’ll walk this use case end to end on real data: architecture, queries, and what a 90-day path looks like for your team.