PathFinder — Azure Identity Attack Path Visualizer
MODELED ENVIRONMENT
ⓘ What am I looking at?
This is a simulation. It runs on a sample modeled environment with example identities and resources — not connected to any real Azure tenant, and using no live data.
Why it matters: what's real is the engine. The same graph path-finding logic shown here is how attack-path analysis works in production — running continuously against live identity data to surface exposure the moment a risky permission is created. Click for the full explanation.
See how ordinary permissions chain into a breach path an attacker can walk to your sensitive data.
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This is the core lesson: individually-harmless permissions chain into breaches. Add one and re-run to see a safe target become reachable — or remove one to break an attack path.
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Attack Path Analysis

Cloud Identity Security

PathFinder

Over 80% of cloud breaches don't come from exotic zero-day exploits. They come from ordinary, individually-harmless permissions that chain together into a path an attacker can walk to your most sensitive data.

A stale access key. A "temporary" role. A service principal with too much scope. One at a time, each looks fine. Combined, they're a breach.

Most tools hand you a list of findings. PathFinder shows the actual path — which combination of permissions lets an attacker move from a compromised identity to your crown-jewel data.

Runs a real graph path-finding algorithm on a modeled Azure environment. No live tenant data.