Breach paths
Entry → foothold → escalation → crown jewel.
Four columns, every open path drawn between them, a number on each node for how many paths run through it. Start with the node the most paths run through.
Collapse plan
The fewest fixes that close the most paths.
Posture ranks fixes by paths closed per hour of effort and tells you which it can apply itself. Simulate the plan before you commit and watch the open count and the crown jewels in reach move.
Likelihood
The most likely way in gets fixed first.
Every path carries a likelihood, and every crown jewel shows how many paths still reach it. Close a path and the count drops on the same screen.
Control proof
Proven, drifted, never tested, failed.
Ninety-three controls across identity, endpoint, email, cloud, network and data, each one checked against evidence rather than assumed. The weakest control per domain is named: a DMARC policy still set to monitor only, tamper protection drifted on three hosts.