Too many Cyber Alerts.
Too little Action.
Noise2Action helps security teams cut through cyber attack noise by translating alerts, vulnerabilities and threat signals into business-prioritized mitigation actions that reduce exposure before attacks escalate.
From cyber alert overload
to business-prioritized
action.
Asset context meets external signals.
Combines company-specific IT/OT asset context with external threat, vulnerability and supply-chain signals.
Manual risk prioritization no longer scales.
There are 50,000* new vulnerabilities each year and rising—amplified by supply-chain risks and state-sponsored attacks. Cybersecurity teams face too many alerts and too few experts.
Realistic attack paths, ranked by impact.
Identifies realistic attack paths and recommends mitigations weighted by business impact —helping reduce exposure to attacks causing up to €289bn** annual damage in Germany.
Patented Fraunhofer technology.
Built on patented Fraunhofer research and validated with operators of critical infrastructure. We know the problem, own the core logic of the solution, and can scale fast.
From raw signal to
a fix on the queue.
The pipeline runs continuously. Every new CVE, telemetry event or asset change re-scores the queue.
Threat Intel
Agents gather external threat and supplier signals.
Contextualize
Signals are mapped to internal IT/OT assets, services and processes.
Prioritize
Patented cyber threat prioritization that connects attack paths and supply-chain risk to business impact.
Act
Teams receive business-prioritized countermeasures.
Refine
Feedback refines priorities and recommendations.
Attacker Could Gain Full Control of Network Security System
A gap in our main security infrastructure (PAN-OS Firewall) could let an attacker steal credentials, alter configurations, and quietly access internal company data without detection.
ImpactSecurity Breach at a Business Partner
had a security incident and still has remote access to Cooling Tower (CT-04) — creating a possible entry point into our network.
ImpactLegacy PLC Firmware not up-to-date
PLC-Line-04 (Production line); Controller running firmware 2 versions behind vendor’s latest security release. No known active exploit, but patch closes a local privilege-escalation path.
Business impact, not CVSS
Every alert gets a business impact risk number, computed from asset value, revenue-at-risk and process criticality.
Traced attack paths
The engine surfaces the exact hop-by-hop route an attacker could take — from the initial foothold to the crown-jewels.
Prioritized handling
Each top alert ships with the concrete next action to mitigate the risk.
Every way in, ranked by
what it costs you.
Noise2Action models real attack paths against your infrastructure and lays them out as a single, readable matrix, so you always know which chain to break first.
Attacker Could Gain Full Control of Network Security System
A gap in our main security infrastructure (PAN-OS Firewall) could let an attacker steal credentials, alter configurations, and quietly access internal company data without detection.
Impact| Attack path | Init Access | Exec | Persist | Priv Esc | Cred Access | Discovery | Lateral | Collect | Exfil | Impact | CVE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1Root RCE via User-ID9.8 ·
Critical
|
Exploit Public-Facing App | Unix Shell | RC Scripts | Sudo & Sudo Caching | — | System Network Config | — | Data from Local System | Exfiltration Over C2 | — | CVE-2026-0300 |
|
2Unauthorized
GlobalProtect9.1 · Critical
|
Exploit Public-Facing App | — | — | — | — | System Network Config | SSH | Data from Local System | Exfiltration Over C2 | — | CVE-2026-0257 |
|
3DoS-Induced Maintenance7.5 ·
High
|
Exploit Public-Facing App | — | — | — | — | Remote Desktop Protocol | — | Data from Local System | Exfiltration Over C2 | Inhibit System Recovery | CVE-2026-0227 |
|
4Admin Privilege
Escalation7.2 · High
|
Valid Accounts | Unix Shell | RC Scripts | Sudo & Sudo Caching | LSA Secrets | — | — | — | Exfiltration Over C2 | — | CVE-2025-4615 |
|
5Session Hijacking2.7 ·
Low
|
Valid Accounts | — | — | — | Steal Web Session Cookie | Query Registry | Remote Desktop Protocol | Data from Local System | Exfiltration Over C2 | — | CVE-2025-4614 |
Each row is a path
One route an attacker could take, from first foothold to final impact.
Each cell is a step
A concrete technique mapped to its MITRE ATT&CK stage.
Deep Dives
Each cell is backed with relevant information about the attack path tailored to your context.
Ranked by impact, so you can prioritize effectively.
Ready to see it
in action?
A 30-minute walkthrough with the founders. We’ll show the queue, the attack-path engine and how it plugs into your existing stack.
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