Attack Path Analysis
A graph of how an attacker moves through your agents and tools - from an untrusted-input node to a high-value sink - so a single misconfiguration is seen as the chain it enables rather than an isolated finding.
Last reviewed July 2026
The gap Attack paths closes
Individual findings rarely tell the story. The risk is the path: an agent that reads untrusted content, holds a credential, and can call a sink that exfiltrates. Reviewing findings one by one misses the route between them.
How Penaxtra delivers Attack paths
Penaxtra builds a graph from the agent and tool inventory, tags nodes as untrusted-input sources or high-value sinks, and computes the scenarios that connect them. Each path is scored and recomputed as the inventory and findings change, so remediation can target the edge that breaks the most chains.
Attack paths capabilities
Untrusted-input and high-value-sink tagging
Computed attack scenarios from source to sink
Path scoring and on-demand recompute
Links each path to its underlying findings
Feeds the risk score and remediation priority
Attack paths compliance mapping
Supports MITRE ATLAS technique mapping, OWASP Agentic Top 10, and NIST AI 600-1 MAP actions.