See how exposure
actually connects.

A list of findings doesn't tell you what to fix first

Ten CVEs of the same severity aren't equally urgent. One might sit on an isolated internal box; another might be one hop from your database. Severity scores alone can't tell the difference — topology can.

Internet → Host → Port → Component → Finding → Impact

Every layer below is real — the same model CTEMEGA's own Attack Graph uses internally. This example illuminates one critical path: a vulnerable SSH component on a public host, reachable from the internet, with a direct line to a database compromise.

Blast radius and criticality, computed from the graph itself

Blast radius answers 'what can this finding reach?' by traversing the real graph outward from a node. Criticality combines that reach with severity, internet exposure, active-exploitation status, and corroborating evidence — never severity in isolation.

What the Attack Graph gives you