Nyx analyses every risk on your attack surface and tells you what it means, how it was found, and what to ask next.
Expert security analysis, scaled across every asset you own.
● why it matters
Modern EASM platforms surface findings constantly; misconfigurations, exposed credentials, supplier weaknesses, dark web mentions. The harder question has always been what comes next. Answering those questions well takes a senior security analyst. Answering them at the volume a real attack surface produces takes more senior analysts than most teams have. Nyx closes that gap.
Nyx explains what each risk is, both at a level your wider team can act on and at the technical depth your analysts need.
Every analysis is tied to how the risk was discovered on your specific asset, not a generic write-up of the vulnerability class.
Nyx surfaces the questions a senior consultant would ask when reviewing the risk. Click one and get the analysis instantly.
Need to dig deeper? Ask Nyx anything about the risk in your own words. It works the way a conversation with a consultant on a call works.
● how it works
Nyx is built to inform your team's decisions, not replace them. It analyses and explains; your security team stays in control of every action. It doesn't change your configuration, take remediation steps on your behalf, or make calls that need human judgement. It scales the thinking your senior staff would do, across the volume of risks no team has time to review one by one.
01 · live now
Expert interpretation of individual risks, with suggested questions and free-form chat.
02 · coming
Analyse related risks as a group. Surface patterns and shared root causes across them.
03 · coming
Whole-category interpretation, supplier risk, dark web exposure, credentials, and how they evolve over time.
04 · coming
Nyx on the main dashboard, equivalent to a senior consultant reviewing your entire attack surface and telling you what they see.
General-purpose AI tools analyse what you paste into them. They don't know which of your assets is affected, how the risk was discovered, or what else is happening on your attack surface. Every conversation starts from zero context. Nyx starts with full context by default. It's part of DarkInvader, so it knows the asset, the discovery path, the exposure profile, and the related risks before you ask your first question. It's the difference between asking a stranger about a risk and asking the consultant who's been monitoring your environment.
No. Nyx is a decision support tool, not an autonomous agent. It analyses risks and explains them. It doesn't take remediation steps, change settings, or make calls that need human judgement. Your security team stays in control of every action. Nyx scales the thinking your senior staff would do, not the deciding.
Nyx is purpose-built for risk interpretation in an EASM context, working from the data DarkInvader already holds about your assets and risks. That grounding makes its analysis substantially more reliable than a general-purpose model answering security questions in isolation. That said, Nyx is built to inform expert judgement, not replace it. For critical decisions, the right pattern is the same one your team already uses: review the analysis, apply your own expertise, and act when you're confident.
No. Nyx scales expert thinking across the routine work that consumes analyst time, including interpretation, triage, and the "what is this and why does it matter" questions that occur on every risk. That frees your senior staff and consultants to focus on the strategic, complex, and judgement-heavy work that genuinely needs them. The teams that get the most from Nyx are the ones who use it to extend their existing security capability, not replace it.
Yes. Nyx is live in DarkInvader today, providing per-risk analysis with suggested questions and free-form chat. The roadmap extends Nyx upward from there: grouped risk analysis next, then whole risk categories, then a platform-wide consultant view on the main dashboard. The destination is the equivalent of a senior consultant reviewing your entire attack surface and telling you what they see.
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