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CYBERMINDR USE CASE

Discover Attack
Paths: Anticipate
and Prevent
Potential Dangers

Prevent attacks from becoming breaches by detecting and reducing potential attack paths

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Attack paths are a major concern for companies in the modern cyber threat landscape. If your company wants to find, map, and mitigate vulnerabilities that external threat actors may exploit, CyberMindr is the platform for you. It's state-of-the-art. Before accidents happen, CyberMindr helps you build defenses by concentrating on dangers that originate beyond your network boundary.
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Discover Attack Paths
and their importance

Cyberattacks can occur when security procedures, coding techniques, or
IT infrastructure are not properly configured or when vulnerabilities are not
properly checked. These gaps can cause serious problems if we don't do
anything about them: A data breach occurs when private information is
leaked, which can damage the confidence of customers.

Downtime in Operations: Disruptions that impede the smooth running of
your company. Giving intruders authority over vital systems is an example
of unauthorized access. Possible fines for data protection failures due to
non-compliance.

The Threat of ransomware: A shackle for your vital files. Data exfiltration
refers to the disappearance of sensitive or important data.

Methods CyberMindr Uses to Keep Your Company Safe

System and IT Infrastructure

Unpatched systems and software that is too old. Inadequate or predetermined credentials. Debug logs or Git repositories, which contain sensitive information, were exposed

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Web Application Security Flaws

Insecure API endpoints are a common cause of web application misconfiguration. Admin panels exposed without authentication or multi-factor authentication. Listings of directories and debug files that are not properly configured.

Security in the Cloud & Networks

Cloud configuration errors. Network segmentation is inadequate. Context and backup files exposed.

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Critical Security Risks

Complicated security flaws and exposures (CVEs) are also a potential threat. Techniques for tracking and recording data that are inadequate. Identification of malicious IP addresses.

What Takes Place When Attack Paths Remain Open?

The Consequences of ignoring security holes can be catastrophic

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Exposure of sensitive information & extended periods of inactivity.

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Privilege Escalation & System Takeovers.

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Overtime, security is eroded by undetected continous attacks.

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Serious penalties for failing to comply with regulations.

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A larger attack surface allows for more lateral movement.

Why CyberMindr ?

As a primary safeguard, CyberMindr differentiates out by providing:

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All-Inclusive Protection

A bird's-eye view of security holes in your entire IT system.

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Preventative Risk Mitigation

Finding and fixing problems before they are taken advantage of.

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Regulator Assurance

Coordinating security measures with regulations.

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Auto-detect Vulnerabilities

It allows you to focus on growth while enjoying peace of mind.

Are You Prepared to Safeguard Your Company?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Attack path discovery is the process of identifying potential routes an attacker could take to move through exposed infrastructure and reach sensitive systems. CyberMindr maps these paths by analyzing real-world exposures like open ports, weak credentials, and misconfigurations, without needing internal access.

CyberMindr scans all the internet-facing assets and analyze how exposures like leaked credentials, cloud misconfigurations, and shadow IT, could be chained together to form exploitable paths into an organization’s environment.

Without visibility into potential attack paths, security teams risk missing how seemingly low-risk exposures can be combined to create critical entry points. CyberMindr provides that visibility from an external perspective, helping teams prioritize and block high-impact paths before attackers exploit them.

No. CyberMindr operates entirely outside the network. It uses passive and active reconnaissance techniques to identify external exposures and simulate how attackers could exploit them, without requiring endpoint agents or internal scanning.

CyberMindr continuously updates its attack path scripts using live threat intelligence and observed attacker behaviors. The platform tracks indicators from the deep and dark web, public repositories, and other external sources to ensure attack paths reflect real-world tactics.

CyberMindr highlights risks such as exposed services, outdated software, misconfigured DNS or cloud assets, git leaks, subdomain takeovers, leaked credentials, and orphaned infrastructure, each of which can serve as an entry point in an attack path.

Yes. CyberMindr scores each identified path based on factors like exploitability, business impact, and the risk’s presence in attacker forums or dark web activity. This helps teams focus remediation efforts where it matters most.

Traditional vulnerability scanning tools identifies just vulnerabilities. CyberMindr goes further by showing how those exposures connect to form attack paths, offering a broader, attacker-centric view of external risk.

Security and risk leaders, SOC teams, and vulnerability management teams all benefit. CyberMindr helps them shift from reactive patching to proactive exposure reduction by visualizing how attackers would approach their environment.

Yes. By identifying and validating external attack paths, CyberMindr helps organizations enforce Zero Trust principles at the perimeter, ensuring all external exposures are known, monitored, and addressed continuously.