THE HAYROK PLATFORM

One platform. One validation lifecycle. Six specialized pillars.

Hayrok is the Governed Adversarial Exposure Validation platform. Start from an objective, run governed validation across your assets, and prove what attackers can actually exploit — with evidence, on a continuous cadence.

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RISK EXPOSURE INDEX

720 / 850

▲ 32last 7 days

VALIDATED

142

ACTIVE

CROWN JEWELS

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EXECUTIVE INSIGHT · NECTAR

A single application-layer authorization fix in customer-api would interrupt 3 validated attack paths and restore 1 missing detection.

OBJECTIVE FIRST

EVIDENCE ALWAYS

GOVERNED EXECUTION

CONTINUOUS PROOF

HAYROK PLATFORM · v1.0

01 · VALIDATION LIFECYCLE

One governed lifecycle, from objective to revalidation

Eight stages, one operating model. Click any stage to inspect what happens, which pillar owns it, and what leaves the stage.

Objective

Choose the security outcome.

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Scope

Define assets, environments, identities.

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Plan

Turn scope into a governed plan.

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Approve

Policy + human approval where required.

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Execute

HIVE agents run validation.

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Evidence

Preserve validated artifacts.

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Explain

Translate evidence into decisions.

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Revalidate

Rerun. Compare before / after.

STAGE03

03 · HOW · OWNED BY Genesis

Plan

Genesis translates the objective and scope into a validation plan: which scenarios, agents, tools, and evidence contracts apply — plus what approval is required.

Scenario mix Tools allowlist Evidence contract

02 · SIX SPECIALIZED PILLARS

The hive is the platform

Each pillar plays a defined role. Together they form one operating model. Click any pillar to see what it does and what it never does.

⚙ENGINE

Genesis

Validation engine · translates objectives into governed workflows

◆INTELLIGENCE

Nectar

Evidence-grounded intelligence · explanation & reasoning

§RECORD

Evidence Fabric

Proof layer · every artifact linked to its execution context

◈CONTEXT

Attack Graph Intel

Relationships · validated vs inferred edges to crown jewels

◉HIVE

Validation Agents

Bounded automation · recon, plan, execute, validate, report

◱DEPLOY

Private Runner

Customer execution plane · runs inside your environment

ENGINE

Genesis

Genesis is the validation engine at the center of Hayrok. It converts an approved objective and scope into a plan, evaluates policy, gates on approval, orchestrates agents, and drives the end-to-end lifecycle.

Objective → plan OPA policy Approval gates Agent orchestration Safety envelope Governed execution

Deep-dive: Genesis →

RESPONSIBILITIES · BOUNDARIES

✓Plans validation from objectives

✓Evaluates policy per action

✓Requests approvals

✓Runs agents inside scope

NEVER

×Executes without policy authorization

×Expands scope on its own

×Skips approval on sensitive work

03 · OBJECTIVE FIRST

Start from the outcome you need to prove

Hayrok doesn't ask you to pick a scanner, exploit method, or tool. Choose the security outcome — the platform builds a governed validation workflow around it.

EXInternet Exposure

Prove which public assets create exploitable entry points.

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RWRansomware Readiness

Validate whether attacker progression can bypass controls.

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IDIdentity Security

Validate privilege paths and identity-driven exposure.

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APIAPI Security

Validate exposed APIs, authorization gaps, and data paths.

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CLCloud Security

Validate cloud exposure, IAM paths, workloads, and drift.

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DTDetection Coverage

Prove whether security detections actually fire.

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OBJECTIVE · API API Security

RECOMMENDED ASSETS

Public APIs · Internal APIs · Gateways · App services · Data stores

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

Exposure · AuthN & AuthZ · Gateway / WAF · Detection · Reachability

SCENARIOS HAYROK WILL RUN

Object-level authorization Broken function authz Rate-limit bypass Sensitive data path

Hayrok verdict: Focuses on APIs — including cross-tenant authorization, exposed sensitive-data paths, and undetected exploit patterns.

04 · WHAT YOU SEE

The platform from four points of view

Same validated record — different lenses. Findings, attack paths, evidence, detection coverage.

CRITICAL

Object-level authz on customer-api

CONFIRMED · reaches crown jewel

Open →

HIGH

IAM chain to storage-write role

CONFIRMED · runtime present

Open →

HIGH

Broken function authz · orders-api

CONFIRMED · shares fix with #1

Open →

MEDIUM

MFA bypass path via legacy client

OBSERVED · detection missing

Open →

LOW

CVE in image-processing library

NOT DEPLOYED · not reachable

Open →

05 · WORKS WITH WHAT YOU HAVE

Your existing stack becomes validation input

Hayrok strengthens the security investments you already have — never a rip-and-replace.

ASSETS

Asset inventory

Cloud · CMDB · Kubernetes · APIs · Dev platforms

FINDINGS

Vulnerability & exposure

Scanners · SAST · DAST · SCA · Cloud-sec · CTEM

CONTROLS

Preventive layer

WAF · IAM · EDR · Network · API gateway · Cloud policy

TELEMETRY

Detection sources

SIEM · EDR · Cloud logs · Identity · K8s audit · App logs

WORKFLOW

Workflow & chat

Jira · ServiceNow · Slack · Teams · CI/CD

06 · GOVERNANCE IS THE MODEL

Autonomous validation, without giving up control

Every validation runs inside authorization, scope, safety, tool, and approval boundaries — with a complete audit trail. Governance isn't a wrapper; it's part of the execution model.

Review governance model →

AUTHZ

Explicit authorization

SCOPE

Scope enforcement

POLICY

OPA policy

SAFETY

Safety classes

APPROVAL

Human gates

TOOLS

Tool allowlists

AUDIT

Full audit trail

REVAL

Continuous revalidation

07 · NOT ANOTHER SCANNER

A different question. A different answer.

APPROACH

PRIMARY QUESTION

HAYROK

Vulnerability scanning

What might be vulnerable?

Validates the exposure condition

Exposure management

What should we prioritize?

Adds direct validation and evidence

BAS

Do controls and detections respond?

Connects defense response to validated exposure

Attack-path management

Where might attackers go?

Distinguishes inferred from validated paths

Pentest automation

Can testing be automated?

Embeds policy, evidence, and revalidation

Compare Hayrok in Detail →

TRUSTED BY SECURITY TEAMS AT

Nexpro

atlas.fi

LinnINC

Expedier

BY THE NUMBERS

Built for enterprise scale

Hayrok is deployed by security programs from mid-market to global Fortune 500 — validating exposure across production environments that handle billions of transactions and hundreds of millions of customers.

FINDINGS VALIDATED

14.2M+

across all customer environments

MEAN VALIDATION TIME

4.2 min

per scenario · full evidence

FALSE-POSITIVE RATE

< 0.4%

on validated critical findings

PLATFORM UPTIME

99.98%

rolling 12-month · trust.hayrok.io

FORTUNE 500 CISOS ON HAYROK

Fortune 500 CISOs on Hayrok

"For the first time, our board sees which exposures are actually exploited — not a heat map. Every finding comes with the evidence that proves it, and the recommended fix is measurable."

Maya Krishnan

CISO · Nexpro

"We consolidated three point-tools into Hayrok and gave our engineering leaders a language for security debt they could actually act on."

Daniel Reyes

VP Security · Atlas.FI Retail

"Governance was the deciding factor. Policy-controlled execution, approval workflows, and complete audit trail got us past our internal risk committee without exceptions."

Sophia Chen

Head of Cyber Risk · Linn inc

ENTERPRISE-READY BY DEFAULT

The full Hayrok platform is deployed by regulated, high-stakes security programs across eight industries.

Visit the Security & Trust Center →

COMPLIANCE

Audit-ready programs

SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · GDPR · CCPA · HIPAA-friendly · PCI-DSS-aligned

IDENTITY

Enterprise SSO & SCIM

OIDC · SAML · SCIM · IdP federation · MFA policy

DEPLOYMENT

Regional data residency

US · EU · UK · Private Runner in customer VPC · CMK options

SECURITY

Encryption everywhere

TLS 1.3 · AES-256 at rest · Managed secrets · CMK options

ENTERPRISE ROLLOUT

End-to-end rollout — pilot one objective, expand across the eight-stage lifecycle.

A dedicated Enterprise Deployment team runs a repeatable playbook — security review, tenant setup, integrations, scoped pilot, and executive readout.

WEEK 1

Security review

Trust Center walkthrough, architecture review, DPA, tenant provisioning.

WEEK 2

Integrations

Cloud, SIEM, EDR, IAM, WAF, and ticketing wired in — read-only where possible.

WEEK 3

Scoped pilot

One objective, one scenario family, first validated findings + evidence.

WEEK 4

Executive readout

Board-ready validation report + rollout plan for the next objective.

ENTERPRISE FAQ

Questions we hear from Fortune 500 buyers

Can Hayrok run against production?+

Yes, under governed conditions. Every scenario carries a safety class; production-safe scenarios are certified for controlled production runs under approval and limits.

How does Hayrok fit alongside our existing scanners, exposure management, and BAS?+

Hayrok is a validation and evidence layer over the tools you already run — scanners produce possibility, exposure management prioritizes, BAS tests defensive response; Hayrok validates whether the exposure is actually exploitable.

What about data residency and sovereignty?+

US, EU, and UK production regions are available today. Enterprise plans include region pinning; Private Runner keeps sensitive execution and evidence inside your VPC.

Who owns the evidence?+

You do. Evidence is stored under your tenant with retention configured to your policy. Enterprise plans include export tooling and CMK options.