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Live Demo: Piscium Radius Walkthrough

See Radius in action on the demo environment: discovery, the attack graph, the safety trail and the three reports.

By Piscium Security Team

What the walkthrough covers

A live, 30-minute walkthrough of Radius on the RiverClear demo environment, a modeled multi-plant operator with IT, cloud and OT segments that share more than they should. RiverClear is not a customer. It exists to show the screens a run produces.

What you will see

  • Observe: the surface as Radius found it (assets, services, identities, dependencies), including what the inventory missed. It starts passively, with nothing written to a controller.
  • Reason: the attack graph, ordered by where each path leads rather than by severity score, with chains that share a hop grouped because they share a fix.
  • Attack and validate: the real chain run inside the rules of engagement, how far it got, and where it stopped, which is before the destructive payload.
  • The safety trail: every action attempted, the decision taken, the reason, and the rules in force at that moment.
  • Report: three reports (executive, technical, compliance), each at run, asset and finding level, and what a re-attack looks like once a path is fixed.

Who it is for

  • Whoever would have to sign the rules of engagement for a run against your environment
  • The engineer who knows that environment
  • Anyone who has a pentest report and no way to know whether the fixes held

Details

  • Format: live walkthrough with questions, on the demo environment
  • Duration: 30 minutes
  • Presenter: the founder, who builds and runs Radius

Scope a run

If you would rather see it on your own environment, scope a run: a 30-minute call, a draft of the rules of engagement, a fixed price, and two to four weeks ending with the three reports and the safety trail. Or walk the product yourself, no signup.

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See this run against your own environment

A scoped run against the environment you authorize: a 30-minute call, rules of engagement before anything runs, a fixed price.