Attack surface & identity
Explore the security graph
Use Secorvia Graph Explorer to inspect nodes, relationships, graph version, and the data behind attack-path analysis.
Reviewed
Before you start
Connect and scan infrastructure so the graph has discovered resources and relationships to work with.
Open Graph Explorer
Open Graph Explorer under Attack Surface. Check Graph Version, Nodes, Edges, and Last Built. Earlier product recordings call this area Security Graph; the current navigation uses Graph Explorer.
Check the graph snapshot
Use the available graph-build action when the graph has not been built or new inventory needs to be included. A scan and a graph build are separate operations, so recently discovered resources may not be in the current graph snapshot.
Search for a resource
Search by name or external ID and apply node-type or provider filters. Open the node and inspect its tags, properties, and connected edges. A node with no edges in this snapshot does not prove no relationship exists outside the collected data.
Continue in Attack Path
Open Attack Path for the interactive graph and ranked paths. Select a resource to inspect findings, vulnerabilities, and relationships or to start a blast-radius analysis. Use a desktop display for the graph canvas.
Where you are now
You can identify a resource in a known graph snapshot and follow its recorded relationships into deeper analysis.
WHEN SOMETHING LOOKS OFF
A few things to check
No security graph built yet
Build it from Graph Explorer before opening the visualization.
A newly connected cluster is missing
Wait for collector inventory and rebuild the graph to include it.
PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
Make your next move in Secorvia.
Open the app and follow along with your own organization.