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How it works

Click a number. See the graph behind it.

Every analysis page starts as a table, and each count in it is a question. Click one and the answer opens above the table as a graph, with the identity held in focus beside it while you switch views.

Identity Inventory

The column you click is the question you ask.

Most tools give you a table or a graph. In GraphnAI, six columns in the inventory each open a different graph for the same row.

Reach (in)
Who can reach this identity? Every path in, hop by hop.
Reach (out)
What can this identity reach? Its blast radius.
Permissions (in)
Who holds rights over it?
Permissions (out)
What rights does it hold?
Membership
What is it a member of? Nested groups included.
Members
Who is in this group?

Graphs grow a hop at a time, and any cluster holding a Tier 0 identity gets a red ring. Tap a cluster to narrow the table to its identities, then click one to re-centre the graph on it. A breadcrumb trail takes you back.

Identity Inventory in split view, with summary cards, a permission graph for svc-backup, the table compressed to its row, and the identity flyout on the right.
Permissions (in) on svc-backup.

The identity flyout

One identity, seven points of view.

Most tabs in the identity flyout open the page that answers that question, already focused on the same identity. Only the graph and the evidence change.

  • ExploreThe identity in the full graph.
  • PermissionsIts permissions, compared with its peers.
  • MembershipIts groups, direct and nested.
  • JunctionsWhether attack paths funnel through it.
  • PostureThe checks it fails, with the fixes.
  • AlertsDetections that involve it.
  • TimelineWhat it has done, without leaving the page.

Click a relationship in a graph, or in the table under it, and the flyout shows just that one, with its type, fidelity tier and whether it's dormant. From there you can revoke it through Select Fire, scoped to that pair.

Risk dashboard

Findings open where you found them.

Click a top finding and the dashboard reshapes around it, with a graph that fits the finding:

  • Over-permissioned: the permission graph.
  • Stale or Tier 0: everything the identity can reach.
  • Critical junction: who can reach it, the shortest path through it to the target, and what the target reaches.

Close it and you're back where you were.

The risk dashboard with James Park’s junction finding open in place: the flow from a group, through James Park and IT Operations, to Domain Admins, beside the flyout with its junction score and attack paths.
A top finding open on the dashboard.

The same pattern everywhere

Security Posture and the Identity Timeline work the same way.

Security Posture

From a failing check to everything it exposes.

Click a failing check and the affected identity's blast radius opens above the table. Beside it you get the fix, the ATT&CK, D3FEND and ANSSI references, and the check's history.

  1. Found
  2. Last confirmed
  3. Fixed
  4. Confirmed as fixed
Security posture
Identity Timeline

The event list and the graph drive each other.

Click a sign-in session and the graph becomes that session, with a scrubber to play it back. Click a host and the list narrows to what happened there. Entries outside the identity's usual hours or hosts are tinted.

The identity timeline

What it does

Four jobs, one graph.

Click your own numbers.

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