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Trident is an AI-powered security platform for continuous web and API penetration testing and cloud attack-path analysis. It connects cloud exposure across AWS, Azure, and GCP with proven findings, so you can fix the paths that reach sensitive data.
Cloud and code, secured as one.
Map cloud attack paths and pentest your apps and APIs. One ranked view shows what actually reaches your data.
Prioritized pathsRanked by reachable impact
Live01Public API → exports3 linked systemsCritical
02CI role → backups4 linked systemsHigh
03OAuth → customer data2 linked systemsHigh
Selected path1 control breaks 3 paths
Prioritize paths, not findings
See which exposures can actually reach sensitive data.
Verified path3 linked systems
EntryPublic appWeakness verified
AccessCloud identityTrust inherited
ImpactSensitive dataReach confirmed
Verified from live evidenceFix: restrict role trust
See how access chains together
Follow a verified route from an app weakness to cloud data.
CloudsSystems
AWS
Azure
GCP
Trident contextAssets, access
and evidence
Trident contextand evidence
Apps
APIs
Identity
Data
Connect everything you need
Bring clouds, apps, APIs, identities, and data into one context.
Connects to everything you need
Bring cloud, code, identity, and data into one connected security view.
See the whole path.
Connect exposure across AWS, Azure, and GCP with proven web and API findings. Focus on the paths that reach sensitive data.
One path, not three queues
See how an external weakness can reach cloud data.
Trident
Connected context
Point tools
Separate findings
PrioritizationReachability with shared evidence
Frequently asked questions
- What is Trident?
- Trident is an AI-powered security platform for continuous web and API penetration testing and cloud attack-path analysis. It connects cloud assets, identities, data stores, exposure, and application findings so teams can prioritize risks that may reach sensitive data.
- What does the Trident security platform do?
- Trident maps cloud assets, identities, data stores, exposure, and access relationships, then connects that context with web and API security findings. This helps teams review attack paths and focus remediation on risks that could reach important data.
- How is Trident different from a CSPM or vulnerability scanner?
- CSPM and vulnerability-scanning tools commonly report individual configuration or vulnerability findings. Trident is designed to connect cloud exposure, IAM reachability, data location, and application findings so teams can review the wider path and prioritize by potential impact.
- Does Trident do penetration testing?
- Yes. Trident tests web applications and APIs for authentication, authorization, business-logic, and data-access risks. Findings are organized with supporting evidence for security review and remediation.
- How does Trident use AI for security testing?
- Trident uses AI-assisted planning and automation to expand and repeat authorized web and API penetration tests. It preserves the test steps and supporting evidence needed for review instead of treating model output alone as proof of a vulnerability.
- Which clouds and tools does Trident integrate with?
- The current Trident integration catalog includes AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, Snowflake, Okta, GitHub, and other cloud, identity, data, and developer platforms. The integrations page lists the currently available connections.
- Who builds Trident?
- Trident is operated by Esprit Labs Inc. The official product website is tridentsecurity.io.
- How do I get started with Trident?
- Request a demo at tridentsecurity.io/demo to discuss your cloud and application scope, security-testing goals, and the connections needed for an authorized evaluation.