See the attack path.
Then break it.

Pathbreak is an agentic cloud security platform that autonomously discovers and validates the real attack paths a threat actor could exploit across your cloud, then shows you the precise change that breaks each one.

An attack path is the chain of steps, often across identities, roles, trust relationships and resources, that an attacker links together to move from an initial foothold to something that matters, such as administrative control or sensitive data.

Traditional scanners and CSPM tools list thousands of isolated findings. Pathbreak reasons across your environment the way an attacker would, validates which paths are actually exploitable by resolving the real authorization, read-only, and surfaces only the few that matter, with the fix that severs each chain.

Pathbreak is available for AWS today, with the deepest coverage of AWS control-plane chains such as IAM privilege escalation and cross-account trust abuse. Azure and Microsoft Entra ID come next, with Google Cloud and hybrid on the roadmap.

Agentic cloud security uses autonomous agents to continuously map, reason about and validate risk. Pathbreak pairs that automation with the judgment of offensive and defensive practitioners, so the agent reasons the way a real attacker would and validates paths the way a real attacker reasons, not with static rules.

It can. Pathbreak runs hundreds of continuous security checks across your cloud and maps them to compliance frameworks, so it can stand in for a standalone scanner or CSPM. The difference is that it also validates real attack paths, which most of those tools don't, so you consolidate without losing depth. It also works alongside your existing stack if you'd rather complement than replace.

Pathbreak fits Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV): it validates the real attack paths an attacker could chain across your cloud and shows the single change that breaks each one, which maps to the validation and remediation stages of a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program. It is not Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS); BAS checks whether security controls detect isolated techniques, while Pathbreak validates exploitable attack paths read-only, by resolving the real authorization, and shows how to sever them. It is cloud-native and agentic, focused on AWS control-plane paths today, with Azure and Entra ID next.

Pathbreak maps exposures to the frameworks teams budget for, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, CIS Benchmarks and PCI DSS, with more such as HIPAA and NIST. It monitors continuously and produces audit-ready evidence, so compliance is a by-product of security rather than a separate fire drill.

Pathbreak is built by offensive cloud security practitioners and the team behind redamon, an open-source agentic red-team framework with 2,000+ GitHub stars. We find these attack paths by hand, then encode that experience into the platform.

The control plane is the identity, trust and configuration layer of the cloud, such as IAM policies, role assumptions and directory roles. It is where the most damaging moves happen, and where Pathbreak specializes.