Horizon3.ai

NodeZero – the world’s most experienced AI hacker

SVA is expanding its cybersecurity portfolio to include Horizon3.ai and the NodeZero Proactive Security Platform. NodeZero is Horizon3.ai’s AI-native Proactive Security Platform and acts like a real attacker: It not only identifies vulnerabilities but also reveals verified attack paths and provides proof-of-exploits. In doing so, it consistently supports the Hack. Fix. Verify. Repeat. cycle – including verifying whether measures actually block attacker paths.

Why this matters for businesses

IT landscapes are constantly changing: cloud, identity, new services, and dependencies. Traditional assessments often provide only snapshots. At the same time, the pressure to demonstrate the effectiveness of security measures is increasing.
NodeZero goes beyond this: from vulnerabilities to verified attack paths. Instead of a flood of findings, the focus is on what attackers would actually exploit – prioritized based on real risk and validated through measurable testing.

What SVA delivers in partnership with Horizon3.ai

SVA combines the NodeZero Proactive Security Platform with consulting, enablement, and delivery. The goal is a scalable model that delivers results:

• verified attack vectors
• prioritized remediation
• demonstrable effectiveness

This creates a repeatable service model: Continuous Validation-as-a-Service, integrated into existing security processes.

Typical Use Cases

NodeZero is used when clarity on real risks is needed:

• Continuous Validation following changes such as patch rollouts or cloud migrations
• Assessment of exposure and identity risks
• Security Control Validation in the context of CTEM programs

The focus is on facts rather than assumptions – based on real attack simulations.

Your Value

With SVA and Horizon3.ai, you make security measurable:

• verified attack vectors instead of theoretical findings
• Prioritization based on actual risk
• A clear, repeatable process: Hack. Fix. Verify. Repeat.

Result: transparent security, continuous improvement, and robust evidence for audits.