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Agentic Cyber Risk & Governance

Your Cloud, Code, AI and Data, Correlated

Code scanning, cloud posture, data security and AI security each return their own ranked list, and none of them returns an application. KDefend resolves all four onto the apps that run the business.

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01The Problem

Every scanner was right. None of them named the app.

Code scanning ranks by CVSS. Cloud posture ranks by misconfiguration class. Data security ranks by classification. AI security ranks by model. Each one is complete inside its own domain, and not one of them can say which business-critical application is at risk.

Security does not fail on detection. It fails on aggregation. You have thousands of findings, no application on any of them, and no way to say which one to fix first.

02The Trace

Four domains. One application.

What each scanner flagged, and when it flagged it.

CISO
Which business-critical apps have security issues?
Kai · context graph · 4 linked records
2 MarCode VulnerabilityA critical CVE lands in a shared payments library. One of hundreds open this quarter.
5 MarCloud PostureThe workload running that library moves to a subnet reachable from the internet.
6 MarData SecurityIts service account is reading the cardholder table in production.
11 MarAI SecurityA support assistant on the same service starts answering prompts from outside the tenant.
KDEFEND AGGREGATES THE FOUR

All four findings belong to one application: checkout-api, tier one, the only app in the estate exposed in every domain at once.

No scanner holds this. The application is derived at query time from the four records above and the service catalog that says what it runs.

APP-2210checkout-api · top of the queue
A ranked list of applications, not a merged list of findings. Ownership, tier and the fix order come back with it.
03Systems

It reads the stack you already run

No new agent on every host, no rip and replace. KDefend queries the tools you have where they sit.

Code Vulnerability
SnykSnyk
CheckmarxCheckmarx
SemgrepSemgrep
VeracodeVeracode
Cloud Posture
WizWiz
Prisma CloudPrisma Cloud
Orca SecurityOrca Security
LaceworkLacework
Data Security
VaronisVaronis
BigIDBigID
HashiCorp VaultHashiCorp Vault
OneTrustOneTrust
AI & Model Endpoints
Amazon BedrockAmazon Bedrock
Azure OpenAIAzure OpenAI
OpenAIOpenAI
AnthropicAnthropic
Identity & Access
OktaOkta
Microsoft Entra IDMicrosoft Entra ID
CyberArkCyberArk
SailPointSailPoint
Applications & Ownership
ServiceNowServiceNow
Device42Device42
BMC HelixBMC Helix
Jira Service MgmtJira Service Mgmt

A sample. If a system holds data, a Blueprint can read it. Browse Blueprints

04In Action

The same shape, other questions

One application view is one query. An estate raises a lot of them.

Blast Radius of One Finding

SCENARIO

A critical CVE lands in a library used across the estate.

QUESTION

Which applications actually run it, and which of those run the business?

ANSWER

KDefend resolves the library to every service that depends on it and every application those services support, so the fix is scoped to the tier-one apps rather than to everything that imports it.

Agent and Model Exposure

SCENARIO

A team ships an internal agent with access to three production systems.

QUESTION

Which applications does it touch, and what would it expose if its prompt were manipulated?

ANSWER

KDefend maps the agent's effective permissions through every role it inherits, not the ones it was granted, and lands the result on the applications behind those systems.

KDefend runs on the Korthread platform, reading code, cloud, data and AI systems through Blueprints and answering over Korthread Fabric. See how the platform works

05See it

See KDefend on your own estate

KDefend reads your code, cloud, data and AI findings through Blueprints. Book a call and we’ll rank your own applications by what is actually exposed.

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