WEAVER CORRELATION ENGINE

Scanners find issues.
Attackers chain them.

WEAVER correlates isolated findings into multi-step attack paths scored by chain-aware APPS. Know the exact sequence of pivots that leads to your crown jewels.

THE ATTACK PATH ADVANTAGE

Why path probability matters more than individual alert volume

01Realistic Multi-Step Attack Paths

Attackers don't exploit bugs in isolation; they pivot. WEAVER assembles verified findings into directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) where each step's exploitability depends conditionally on preceding pivots.

02Chain-Aware APPS Scoring

Traditional CVSS evaluates bugs in a vacuum. APPS computes: P(path) × impact × business context. A medium-severity misconfiguration that chains directly to arbitrary code execution outranks an isolated critical denial-of-service.

03EPSS Real-Time Exploit Intelligence

Integrates FIRST Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) data with local reachability analysis, separating theoretical flaws from actively exploited attack techniques.

04MITRE ATT&CK Framework Mapping

Every node in the chain is mapped directly to standardized ATT&CK tactics, techniques, and sub-techniques (Initial Access → Privilege Escalation → Lateral Movement → Exfiltration).

WHAT-IF ATTACK PATH SIMULATION

Visualizing Exploit Pivots Across Architectural Boundaries

Illustrative Simulation
PATH: AP-0941 · Conditional Chain Probability: 84% · Impact: CriticalValidated Sequence
Step 01 · Initial AccessPublic GraphQL BOLASeverity: MediumEPSS: 92% · ATT&CK T1190
Step 02 · Privilege EscalationJWT Signature BypassSeverity: HighConditional P: 94% · ATT&CK T1550
Step 03 · Execution PivotVault Contract ReentrancySeverity: CriticalConditional P: 96% · ATT&CK T1059
Target ImpactArbitrary Treasury DrainAPPS Score: 98/100Crown Jewel Asset Exposed

Note: The above diagram is an illustrative what-if simulation demonstrating how a medium-severity initial access flaw chains into critical financial impact.

RISK QUANTIFICATION (DESIGNED CAPABILITY)

CyberVaR: FAIR-Methodology Financial Loss Quantification

Designed — Staging Extension

CyberVaR applies the Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) standard and Monte Carlo simulations to attack-chain probabilities. Rather than reporting abstract risk matrices, CyberVaR translates exploit chains into expected financial loss distributions ($/year) for executive and board-level risk committees.

Roadmap Alignment:CyberVaR Monte Carlo simulation is a designed capability currently running in controlled pilot scenarios. It will be fully surfaced in the customer dashboard reporting suite in Phase D.

ATTACK CHAIN INTELLIGENCE

See your codebase through an attacker’s lens.

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