Intelligence for cybersecurity decision-making.
Starkhound takes every technical finding all the way to the leadership decision: why it matters, what it exposes the organisation to and what has been decided, with full traceability at every step.
- 1Initial access
- 2Valid accounts
- 3Lateral movement
- 4Process affected
One path between a test and a decision.
Every finding goes through the same five steps, always in the same order. What comes out at the end can be defended before management and before an auditor.
Finding
From a pentest, a scanner or an import, with its evidence.
Asset and process
Which system it is, what it is worth and which business process stops if it falls.
Real threat
Is it exploited today? Does it open an attack path? Would the defence see it?
Decision
Fix, plan or accept, with the reason in writing.
Follow-up
Ticket in the team's own tool and a retest once fixed.
Priority comes from the data, not from the score.
A score says how serious something could be. A decision needs to know whether it is exploited, where an attacker would get in and what stops if they do.
See Decision IntelligenceReal exploitation, not theoretical
What is already being exploited in real attacks is flagged automatically, and its deadline is watched daily.
Active exploitation · deadlinesDeclared attack paths
ATT&CK techniques are declared by the team that ran the test. The chain is built from what was demonstrated, never from assumptions.
ATT&CK v19 · chainMoney at risk per day
Every asset is linked to a business process with its downtime cost. Exposure reads in euros, not in colours.
Critical processes · €A decision that can be defended
Every decision keeps its reason and its evidence. Management understands the risk and audit sees the trail.
Reason · evidence · trailFrom finding to business, in euros.
Where the risk flows: from the severity of each finding to the declared attack tactic and on to the process that stops. Hover over a block to see its path.
Illustrative example with demo data.
A cybersecurity product, being its own first client
Each company that subscribes to Starkhound has its own database, on European infrastructure.
Permissions by scope, two-factor authentication and corporate single sign-on. Each organisation's portal starts closed until the team opens it.
Who did what, on which finding and when.
Automated tests on every code change, client isolation included; dependencies reviewed every week.
More about Starkhound
A demo on the organisation's own case
With its own findings and way of working, not with sample data.