Nobody can draw the estate anymore
Trident maps every account and cloud into one graph, validates the paths that cross them, and opens the fix.
A sandbox build role can assume its way into production
EntryBuild-agent sessionImpactCustomer event data
Reproduced from a build identity
The path crosses the cloud boundary
Every account, one graph
SandboxAnalytics
How an estate engagement runs
Recon
Read-only roles attach across accounts, clouds, and subsidiaries.
Path mapping
Trust and federation edges resolve into ranked cross-account paths.
Exploit validation
Each assumption is exercised, then dropped. Reach proven, nothing read.
Draft PR + report
The severing policy change opens as a draft pull request.
The pack procurement asks for
The whole estate in one document, shaped for procurement and the security review behind it.
- One scoped, read-only role per account; nothing shared between them
- The trust map is drawn from live policy, not from interviews
- Findings name the account, the principal, and the policy that admits it
- Methodology document ships beside the report
What multi-cloud, multi-team coverage requires
The constraint is rarely the testing. It is routing the result to whoever can actually fix it.
At scale
At enterprise scale the hard problem stops being detection and becomes attribution. The same defect appears in many places under different names, so Trident consolidates by path and ranks remediation by routes removed. The flaw on this page is the shape that keeps recurring: a build role in a sandbox account that can assume its way into production data.
- Cross-account paths
- Routes beginning in one account or provider and ending in another, including the federation relationships no single provider console displays.
- Ownership routing
- Findings attributed to the team owning the resource, using tags, account structure and repository ownership, so nothing waits in central triage.
- Deduplication by root cause
- One misapplied policy template across forty accounts is one defect with forty instances, not forty findings competing for the same engineer.
- Business-unit segmentation
- Whether isolation between units, subsidiaries and acquired environments actually holds — where post-acquisition integration most often leaves a permanent bridge.
- Programme-level metrics
- Evidence age by critical path, change-to-test latency and fix-to-retest latency: measures of whether the programme works, not how busy it is.
Questions from teams running many accounts
Draw the estate again.
Connect read-only roles and see the verified paths between accounts.
Read-only connection. No agents deployed.