One connected inventory
Cloud resources, identities, networks, applications, data and software components align to the same organisational model while retaining their source.
Exposure Management · Built on Skyreach Orion
See how separate weaknesses combine into real exposure.
Connect posture, identity, network, data, vulnerability and AI evidence in Orion's shared ontology. Understand what an attacker could reach, why it matters and which change reduces the most risk.
Cloud postureIdentityNetwork pathsData contextVulnerabilities
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OrionShared ontology→
Prioritised exposureAttack pathsBlast radiusBest next fix
Why exposure management
A list of findings is not a picture of risk
A public endpoint, an over-privileged identity and sensitive data may each sit in a different tool. Orion brings the evidence together so Exposure Management can evaluate the combination—not only the individual alerts.
One exposure picture
Posture findings gain reachability, privilege, exploitability, data sensitivity and business context from the surrounding graph.
One remediation plan
Prioritise the change that breaks an attack path or reduces the most realistic exposure, with evidence showing why.
The product
Eight security disciplines. One exposure model.
Each module reads from the same ontology and contributes context to the same finding queue, exposure score and attack-path graph.
Cloud Security Posture Management
Assess configuration, operational and secret findings across AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud accounts, subscriptions and projects.
- Multi-cloud resource and configuration inventory
- Internet exposure and security control gaps
- Context from identity, network and data relationships
Identity Security Posture Management
Understand people, groups, guests, service accounts and workload identities: how they authenticate, what they can do and what compromise would reach.
- Privileged and excessive access
- Credential and authentication hygiene
- Identity escalation and transitive access paths
Network Security Posture Management
Model networks, firewalls, routes, clusters and sites to show effective reachability rather than assumed connectivity.
- Internet and lateral reachability
- Segmentation and firewall-rule analysis
- Multi-hop network attack paths
Data Security Posture Management
Connect where sensitive data lives to its classification, ownership, access and infrastructure context.
- Data stores, datasets and classifications
- Public access, encryption and residency
- Identity and workload paths to sensitive data
Vulnerability Management
Correlate scanner evidence into one affected asset and rank vulnerabilities using exploitation, reachability and impact—not CVSS alone.
- SBOM and affected-component context
- KEV, EPSS and fix availability
- Exposure-aware remediation campaigns
Development Security Posture
Connect repositories, pipelines, runners, dependencies and deployment identities from source code to production.
- Code-to-runtime traceability
- Pipeline and token permissions
- Software supply-chain exposure
Application Security Posture
Bring applications, APIs and security testing into the same model as the workloads and data they support.
- Application and API portfolio
- Testing coverage and weaknesses
- Business-service and runtime context
AI Security Posture Management
Inventory AI models, endpoints, agents, tools and MCP servers, then connect them to identities, data and infrastructure.
- AI-BOM and agent/tool inventory
- MCP authentication and effective permissions
- Agent blast radius and AI attack paths
Attack-path analysis
From an entry point to what matters, step by step
Exposure Management joins effective network reachability, identity permissions, vulnerabilities and target context. A finding can show the chain from a public service through a workload identity to the database or secret an attacker could reach.
- Evidence-backed steps across network and identity
- Confidence and provenance retained for every relationship
- Simulation to validate whether a proposed change breaks the path
AI-SPM · Preview
Understand what an AI agent could actually do
Traditional AI posture stops at model and endpoint configuration. Orion connects agents and MCP tools to the identities they execute as, the resources those identities can change and the sensitive data they can retrieve.
Untrusted inputAI agent
→Declared capabilityMCP tool
→Effective permissionService identity
→Potential impactSensitive data
Illustrative potential path. Orion distinguishes configured capability, effective permission and observed behaviour so potential exposure is not presented as a confirmed incident.
Built on Orion
Every capability gets the context collected by the others
Connectors bring read-only evidence into the Integration Bridge. The ontology aligns each source to one extensible model. Exposure engines then derive findings, scores and paths without discarding provenance.
ConnectorsAWS · Azure · GCP · identity · scanners · developer tools
→Integration BridgeValidate · map · resolve · preserve source
→Shared ontologyYour assets and relationshipsExposure ManagementFindings · paths · priority · remediation
Exposure Management questions
How the product connects evidence, prioritises work and grows with your organisation.
Is Exposure Management a collection of separate tools?
No. The capability modules share Orion's inventory, ontology, finding queue, exposure score and attack-path graph. Cloud, identity, network, data, vulnerability, development, application and AI evidence can therefore reinforce one another.
How is priority calculated?
Priority can combine technical severity with evidence such as known exploitation, internet exposure, effective reachability, identity privilege, sensitive-data impact, business context, fix availability and confidence.
Which capabilities are in preview?
Data Security Posture, Development Security Posture, Application Security Posture and AI Security Posture are currently marked preview. Preview status is shown explicitly while coverage and integrations continue to mature.
Can the model reflect our organisation?
Yes. Orion's ontology can be extended with your applications, business services, ownership, classifications and other relationships. Products then analyse the model shaped around your organisation rather than forcing every customer into the same schema.
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