ditno Threat Exposure is a network attack path analysis tool that identifies how attackers can traverse a network via vulnerabilities and misconfigurations to reach critical assets. The tool maps and visualises attack paths across the network, analysing firewall policies and routing configurations to identify multi-hop paths that could be exploited. Attack paths are scored and ranked based on business impact and risk weighting, with a focus on paths that lead to critical assets. Vulnerability exploitation mapping correlates known vulnerabilities to specific attack paths, incorporating EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System) weighting to assess exploit likelihood and visualise exploit chains. Reachability analysis identifies which vulnerabilities are relevant given actual network traversal paths. Network segmentation analysis validates the effectiveness of segmentation controls against governance guardrails, identifying policy deviations and lateral movement exposure driven by configuration issues. The platform performs continuous assessment to detect changes in firewall policies, routing configurations, vulnerability status, and asset inventory, enabling identification of emerging threats as the environment evolves. Risk reporting is available in executive-ready formats, with prioritisation driven by critical-asset identification to reduce alert noise and focus remediation on the highest-impact exposures.