Not a scanner Not a fuzzer Not a traffic monitor

  1. EXACT SCENARIO
  2. CONTROLLED EXECUTION
  3. PATH OBSERVATIONS
  4. BEHAVIOR DELTA
  5. AFFECTED SECURITY DOMAIN
  6. FINDING
  7. RELEASE DECISION

This chain allows a team to move from “something changed” to the precise input, system behavior, affected layer, and evidence behind the change.

What traditional tools validate

  • Policies
  • Metrics
  • Code changes
  • Traffic
  • Known exploits
  • Configured controls
  • Issues alredy hit the surface

What Striken reveals

  • Interpretation differences across layers
  • Risk introduced by drift before production
  • Security handling divergence
  • Evidence of future risks

Striken measures the distance between intended security and observed behavior

Policies, rules, signatures, code reviews, functional tests, exploit tests, and production monitoring each provide a necessary view of security. Striken adds a behavioral comparison layer: it repeatedly applies the same protocol scenarios and identifies when a build, configuration, or infrastructure change produces a different result.