Sponsored by SpecterOps

OpenGraph for BloodHound Enterprise extends Attack Path Management beyond Active Directory, enabling security teams to identify and eliminate hybrid identity attack paths across platforms such as Okta, GitHub, and Jamf.

Reveal and eliminate the pathways attackers use to reach critical assets.

Graphing modern identity risk

Graphs built for cloud infrastructure or endpoint security cannot expose the identity relationships attackers exploit to reach critical assets. Modern attacks span identity providers and cloud and developer environments. OpenGraph unifies identity data across these platforms into a single attack path graph. Security teams can identify and prioritize hybrid attack paths and access remediation guidance before they are exploited.

The graph of modern identity infrastructure

OpenGraph expands BloodHound Enterprise to help organizations identify and remediate identity attack paths across platforms.

Built in collaboration with the global BloodHound open source community, OpenGraph extends Attack Path Management beyond traditional identity infrastructure and across developer systems, identity providers, and Mac environments.

Explore OpenGraph for Okta, GitHub, and Jamf (Mac) environments

BloodHound Enterprise

BloodHound Enterprise Expands Beyond Microsoft

Discover Attack Paths everywhere

Instead of investigating isolated alerts, OpenGraph helps security teams focus on the identity exposures that place critical assets at risk.

Reduce hybrid identity risk

With OpenGraph, identity and security teams can identify and remediate attack paths across identity providers, applications, and repositories.

Operationalize Identity Attack Path Management

Move from reactive identity security to proactive attack path reduction with continuous visibility and remediation.

See BloodHound OpenGraph in action

Discover hybrid identity attack paths across Okta, GitHub, and Jamf environments and learn how BloodHound Enterprise reveals and prioritizes identity risk across your environment.