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Breach Map

Know Your Blast Radius

Breach Map shows you your reachable assets, open lateral movement paths, and breach propagation risk — in minutes, for free.

80% of enterprise servers are reachable from anywhere inside the network. How do you compare?

How does it work?

Download Breach Map, run the scan, and get your results in minutes. The lightweight tool scans your internal network and generates an interactive visual map of your attack surface — showing exactly how assets connect, where attackers would move, and what they could reach. The report surfaces total assets discovered, how many are reachable via lateral movement, average blast radius, attack surface, direct and indirect crown jewel risk, risky services exposed by protocol, and an overall breach propagation risk score.

Toggle the "With Zero Networks" view to see how microsegmentation would reduce your exposure. Everything you need to understand your internal blast radius — and know where to act first.

Breach Map

Benefits

See your blast radius before attackers do

Find out how many assets in your network are reachable via lateral movement — and how far a breach would travel from any entry point.

Pinpoint your open lateral movement paths

Breach Map surfaces every open administrative pathway in your environment, so you know exactly where attackers would move and what they could reach.

Act on real exposure, not assumptions

Most organizations have never mapped their own internal attack surface. Breach Map gives you the data to prioritize containment where it matters most.

Lateral Movement Report

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Lateral Movement Report

Take a deeper look at the top 10 lateral movement threats with the 2026 Lateral Movement Exposure Report — the industry benchmark for lateral movement exposure across hundreds of enterprise environments.

  • 80% of enterprise servers are reachable from anywhere inside the network
  • 87% accept inbound RDP or SSH from broad internal sources
  • 43.2% of internal authentication still runs on NTLM
  • A single compromised host can reach 85% of internal systems on the first hop