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Security graph

The Security Graph lets Tenant Admins visualize the full topology of cloud and Kubernetes resources across 7 layers, detect resources with open threats, investigate relationships between resources, and navigate seamlessly to Threat Detail for remediation.

Access Security Graph

From the sidebar, select Graph (under EXPLORE). The system loads the full resource topology graph.

You can also navigate directly from Threat Detail by clicking "View in Graph →" in any node popup within the Attack Path section.

Graph overview

Security Graph — Default view with 7 layers and filter bar

The graph canvas organizes resources in 7 layers from top to bottom:

LayerResource types
EXTERNALResources external to your system
ORGANIZATIONOrganization/tenant-level resources
NETWORKVPC, subnet, network policies
COMPUTEVM, instances
K8SKubernetes workloads (Pod, Deployment, Node, etc.)
IDENTITYIAM Role, Service Account, Kubernetes permissions
DATAS3 Bucket, database, storage
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Layers with no resources (after loading or applying a filter) are hidden from the canvas. Clearing the filter restores the layer if resources exist.

Node border colors:

  • Red border — node has at least 1 linked Open threat → investigate immediately.
  • Blue border — node is currently selected (Node Selected mode).
  • Gray border — normal node with no Open threats.
FilterDescription
Search by resource nameType ≥ 3 characters to show autocomplete (up to 25 results). Select a result → canvas pans and zooms to that node.
Select VPCFilter canvas to show only nodes in the selected VPC.
Select clusterFilter canvas to show only nodes in the selected Kubernetes cluster.

All filters combine with AND logic. If no nodes match, the canvas shows "No records found". Click × on any filter chip to remove it.

Refresh data: Click Refresh (top right) to reload the latest topology. A loading indicator appears while loading.

Graph controls

ControlDescription
Zoom out / Zoom inScale the canvas
Reset layoutRestore default position and scale
Full screenExpand canvas to full screen
Mini Map (bottom right)Scaled-down preview of the full graph; click or drag to pan the viewport
Legend > (bottom left)Toggle the symbol reference panel (5 items)

Legend panel:

SymbolMeaning
□ (gray border)Normal resource — no Open threats
□ (red border)Open threat — has at least 1 linked Open threat
→ (solid line)Outgoing connection — connection leaving this node
⇢ (dashed line)Incoming connection — connection entering this node
RELRelationship type — see CONNECTIONS panel for details
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Zoom blur: When zoomed out below a threshold, node cards appear blurred to optimize display. Zoom in to restore clarity.

View Node Detail

Click any node in the graph canvas → the Node Detail panel opens on the right.

Node Detail panel — Resource Details with LINKED THREATS and CONNECTIONS

Node Detail fields:

FieldDescription
NameFull resource name (no truncation)
TypeResource type (e.g., VM, Pod, IAM Role)
VPCVPC name. Shows "—" if not in any VPC
ClusterKubernetes cluster name. Shows "—" if not in any cluster
NamespaceNamespace. Shows "—" for cluster-scoped or cloud resources

Canvas in Node Selected mode:

  • Selected node: blue border (takes priority over red Open threat border).
  • Directly connected nodes and edges: highlighted; edges show sequence numbers (1, 2, 3...).
  • Non-connected nodes and edges: reduced opacity (still visible but dimmed).

Toggle panel: Click the same selected node again → Node Detail panel closes; canvas returns to full display.

LINKED THREATS

The LINKED THREATS [N] section in the Node Detail panel lists Open threats linked to this node. N = number of Open threats.

  • Only threats with status = Open are shown; Closed threats do not appear.
  • Sorted by Detected At, newest first.
  • Each item shows: Threat ID · Type badge · Threat title · Detected at.
  • Click any item → navigates to that threat's Threat Detail page.
  • When N = 0: section shows "No records found".

CONNECTIONS

The CONNECTIONS [N] section lists the node's direct connections (edges). N = number of connections.

Format of each item: [number] · [relationship] · [→ or ←] · [node name] · ([node type])

  • Outgoing (→): connection from this node to another node (solid arrow on canvas).
  • Incoming (←): connection from another node to this node (dashed arrow on canvas).
  • The sequence number matches the number shown on the corresponding edge in the canvas.

In Threat Detail, while viewing the Attack Path:

  1. Click any node in the graph → a popup shows the node name, resource type, and "View in Graph →" button.
  2. Click "View in Graph →" → Security Graph opens, navigates to that node with:
    • Node highlighted with a blue border.
    • Node Detail panel automatically opened with that node's data (LINKED THREATS + CONNECTIONS).

What's next

  • Threats — manage threat alerts and track investigation progress.