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Risk at a glance

Risk score
86/100

peak path risk+7 since last scan

Risk score trend over the last 7 scans: 42, 51, 49, 63, 70, 79, 86.
Critical / High
6
open findings
Exposures
3
internet-facing
Critical assets
2
crown jewels
Attack paths
3
ranked & grounded

Executive intelligence

Your external surface has 3 attack paths an adversary could walk today; the most serious reaches the customer database via an unauthenticated admin console. One high-leverage fix — gating that console behind SSO — breaks two of them.

Where an attacker would start

  1. Path 1: Exposed admin panel → database compromise

    Objective: exfiltrate customer data

    critical86

    An internet-facing admin console on staging.acme.com is reachable without MFA; from there an attacker reaches the primary database.

    Business impact · Data breach

    Reaches the customer database holding PII.

    Risk
    86/100
    Likelihood
    72%
    Impact
    90%
    Confidence
    80%
    ATT&CKT1190T1552Broken by: Put staging.acme.com behind SSO/MFA

  2. Path 2: Leaked API key → cloud account access

    Objective: access cloud resources

    high68

    An API key found in a public JS bundle grants access to a cloud storage bucket.

    Business impact · Credential exposure

    Cloud storage with build artifacts becomes reachable.

    Risk
    68/100
    Likelihood
    60%
    Impact
    75%
    Confidence
    70%
    ATT&CKT1552Broken by: Rotate the leaked API key and purge it from builds

  3. Path 3: Subdomain takeover → phishing foothold

    Objective: serve content from your domain

    medium55

    A dangling CNAME on cdn.acme.com points at an unclaimed provider resource.

    Business impact · Brand abuse

    An attacker can host content on a trusted subdomain.

    Risk
    55/100
    Likelihood
    50%
    Impact
    60%
    Confidence
    65%
    ATT&CKT1190Broken by: Remove the dangling CNAME on cdn.acme.com

Walk the top path (3 steps)

Select a step to see the precondition and the ATT&CK technique used.

staging.acme.comEntry pointstep 1 of 3
Technique

Reached by moving from the previous step.

Precondition

internet-facing

Recommended action

Remove or contain this step to break the path before it reaches the objective.

What to fix first

Prioritized actions

  1. 1

    Put staging.acme.com behind SSO/MFA

    Restrict the admin console and require strong auth.

    breaks 2 pathslow effort
  2. 2

    Rotate the leaked API key and purge it from builds

    Invalidate the exposed credential and scrub the bundle.

    breaks 1 pathlow effort
  3. 3

    Remove the dangling CNAME on cdn.acme.com

    Delete the record or reclaim the provider resource.

    breaks 1 pathlow effort

Choke points

Assets shared by several paths — fixing one closes them all.

subdomainstaging.acme.com
2 paths
Do firstPut staging.acme.com behind SSO/MFA

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