Toxic-combination attack paths
Correlate public exposure, IAM edges, secrets, and findings into ordered, multi-hop paths — not another wall of standalone alerts.
Trident maps every asset, identity, secret, and data store across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes — then correlates exposure, IAM reachability, and scanner findings into the toxic combinations that chain all the way to your crown jewels.
Capabilities
A CNAPP that prioritizes paths, not counters — so your team fixes the chain that reaches production data first.
Correlate public exposure, IAM edges, secrets, and findings into ordered, multi-hop paths — not another wall of standalone alerts.
Inventory every resource and identity, then explore blast radius outward from any asset to see exactly what an attacker could touch.
Track SOC 2, CIS, and PCI posture against the same graph, so each control gap is tied to the path it actually opens.
Every path names the single hop that closes it — usually an over-privileged role — so one fix breaks the whole chain.
Paths are prioritized by the evidence Trident can reproduce, so engineers can distinguish demonstrated exposure from configuration noise.
Open a draft PR or copy a ready-to-paste fix prompt with remediation and a regression test — human-reviewed, never auto-applied.
How it works
Attach a read-only role so Trident can inventory the assets, identities, secrets, and data stores in scope.
Relationships — assumes-role, reaches, exposes, stores — resolve into one queryable asset graph.
Exposure, identity, and scanner findings collapse into ranked toxic-combination paths to crown-jewel data.
Each path ships its choke-point fix as a draft PR or copy-paste fix prompt with proof and a test.
Why Trident
Most cloud tools count problems. Trident proves which ones reach your data.
Outcomes
Stop buying alert volume. Buy the paths your team can actually close.
AWS · Azure · GCP
Cloud context
Read-only
Connection model
Connected
Assets, identities & data
Retested
After remediation
Connect a read-only role and map toxic combinations across the cloud estate without deploying agents.