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Highlight Routes in the Mitigation Graph

Use route highlighting to surface the most critical and probable attack paths in your mitigation graph.

Updated over 5 months ago

Overview

This article explains how to use route highlighting in Hyver’s mitigation graph. Highlighting helps you quickly spot the most dangerous or likely attack paths — making it easier to prioritize actions that will deliver real impact.

You’ll learn about two built-in highlights: Critical to Block and Most Probable Route.


Route Highlight Options

Critical to Block

  • Default: Enabled

  • Highlights in turquoise

  • Displays the attack paths that include the most critical findings — those that, if mitigated, would significantly reduce your exposure.

  • It’s recommended to keep this on so you can focus on high-impact vulnerabilities.

These routes help you identify areas where a fix will cut off multiple attack paths or dramatically lower risk.


Most Probable Route

  • Default: Enabled

  • Highlights in dark blue

  • Shows the single route with the highest likelihood of being exploited.

  • This is the most accessible and efficient route for an attacker — based on factors like finding complexity, popularity, and required effort.

Use this to spot a "quick win" — a small mitigation effort that can block a highly probable breach.


Wrap-up / Next Steps

Highlighting routes makes the mitigation graph more than just a visualization — it becomes a decision-making tool. Use these views to direct your attention to what’s most urgent or impactful.

Next, consider using these highlights when planning a new mitigation strategy or building out your remediation roadmap.

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