What this covers
Shadow Asset Discovery: from uncertainty to validated evidence.
Use-case pages should show the buyer problem, why existing tools struggle and how ThreatCanary turns context into action.
01The problem
- Teams have too many disconnected signals and not enough confidence about what matters.
- Existing tools often stop at discovery, posture or theoretical severity.
- Attackers exploit relationships between systems, APIs, identities, trust and data that are hard to see in separate tools.
02ThreatCanary workflow
- Discover relevant exposure, APIs, behaviours, ownership and environmental context.
- Connect signals inside the graph so relationships and paths become visible.
- Generate and validate hypotheses with controlled tests and deterministic evidence.
- Route findings, remediation guidance and reporting context to the right stakeholders.
03What teams can answer
- Is this risk real, reachable and exploitable?
- What systems, APIs, identities or data does it connect to?
- Who owns the fix and what evidence supports the priority?
- How has this exposure changed over time?
04Outcome
- Fewer arguments about theoretical findings.
- Clearer prioritisation based on realistic attacker exposure.
- Evidence-backed remediation and executive reporting.
- Continuous reassessment as environments change.
