Turn identity sprawl
into proven, closed attack paths.
Users, roles, and machine identities pile up excess privilege. SpartanX chains that excess into real escalation paths and proves each one with a working exploit.
Identity is the new perimeter, and it is sprawling
Every user, service account, and machine identity carries permissions it rarely needs. Access reviews produce spreadsheets, not answers. You cannot tell which grant is a rubber stamp and which is a direct line to your most sensitive systems.
SpartanX treats identity as part of one connected surface. A reachable endpoint can expose a credential, that credential can assume an over-permissioned role, and that role can open a path into cloud and Active Directory. The adversary chains the whole sequence and proves where excess privilege actually leads.
How it works
Graph every identity
SpartanX maps users, roles, and machine identities and their effective permissions into the environment graph (OKEG).
Find the excess
The adversary targets over-permissioned identities and weak trust, focusing on grants that lead somewhere an attacker wants to go.
Chain into escalation
Excess privilege is chained into real escalation, pivoting from a stolen credential to an assumed role and onward across cloud and directory.
Prove and close
Each escalation path ships with a working exploit and a PESS score, so you revoke the grant that actually closes the path.
What you get
Privilege that is proven, not assumed
Machine identities included
Targeted revocation
Stop guessing which over-permissioned identity is the one that actually leads to escalation.
Close the paths that matter
Run a scoped campaign and see where your excess privilege actually leads.