Attack-path defense for Microsoft Azure
Map where traffic concentrates in your network, simulate thousands of attacks against those paths, and find the single link to cut that contains an intrusion — with the least disruption to real traffic.
Free · runs locally · no signup · no data leaves your machine
How it works
A network is a flow system: most traffic — and most risk — runs through a few trunk links. The approach treats defense as a question of which path to protect.
Topology and traffic from Azure flow logs reveal the trunks and branches. The busiest route to a critical asset is the one to defend first.
Thousands of Monte Carlo attackers start at the edge and try to reach the crown-jewel asset, preferring busy links and rerouting when a path is cut.
Block the link that stops the most attack paths for the least legitimate traffic. Branch blocks fire automatically; trunk cuts wait for an analyst.
The platform
One model across Azure, AWS, Google Cloud and IONOS (EU). Reads native flow logs; enforces through each cloud's own firewall — read-only, credentials never in the browser.
Automated blocking answers attacks that move faster than a human responder can react.
Catches intrusions that imitate normal traffic by watching the shape of the network change.
Capabilities map to recognized control frameworks — asset discovery, monitoring, segmentation, incident response and more.
The real flow model and attack simulation, running entirely in your browser. Load your own network, or explore the sample.
How the platform senses the network, models it, simulates attacks, decides a response, and acts — including how it covers ransomware, DDoS and phishing on Azure.