Attack simulation.

From any foothold to your crown jewels, edge by edge.

Pick a starting point - a workstation, a service account, a contractor's laptop. MagenX walks the graph it built from your own data and draws every route that actually resolves, ranked by how little the attacker needs to already have.

STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 TARGET blocked by policy 118 inbound denied from this zone no route to Tier 0 nothing privileged is reachable FOOTHOLD one workstation UNSUPPORTED HOST no owner, still reachable CHOKE POINT one stale delegation PRIVILEGED TOKEN via SID History CROWN JEWELS the asset you named CUT HERE - THE WHOLE ROUTE STOPS RESOLVING route that resolves branch that dead-ends the single edge to cut
Branches that cannot resolve are dropped. What survives is ranked by how little the attacker needs to start with, and scored by the one edge that breaks it.

Derived, never tested

The graph is computed from what the four layers read. No exploitation, no credentials replayed, nothing fired at the live estate. A simulation you can run on a Tuesday afternoon.

Privilege crossed with exposure

A weak account only matters if something can reach it. Reachability comes from the firewall rule that actually matches the packet, not from a subnet guess.

Cut one edge

Every route ends in a choke point. Remove that one membership, that one delegation or that one rule, and the whole path stops resolving - usually far cheaper than the obvious fix.