GEIGER 2.0: Stop Counting Vulnerabilities. Start Cutting Attack Paths.

ThreatHunter.ai today announced GEIGER 2.0, a major release of its attack-path security platform. Instead of handing a security team a list of ten thousand problems, GEIGER shows them the exact routes an attacker would take to reach what matters, and the handful of fixes that close those routes for good.

Security teams are drowning. Most organizations carry more open vulnerabilities than they could patch in a decade, and every scanner only deepens the pile. Attackers do not work from a list. They chain one weak password, one misconfiguration, and one forgotten trust relationship into a straight line to the crown jewels.

GEIGER was built on one idea: map the paths, not the pile. It unifies what an organization already knows about itself, from cloud and endpoints to Active Directory and its own in-network sensors, into a living graph of how an attacker could move, then finds the choke points that break the most attack paths at once.

“For twenty years, security has been measured by how much it can find. That was the wrong goal. Nobody is ever breached by a list. They are breached by a path. GEIGER 2.0 shows you the path, and then the one wire to cut. That is the end of the to-do list.”

GEIGER 2.0 adds:

• Live exploit intelligence. Every finding is scored against CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and EPSS, so what attackers are using right now rises to the top.
• Sensors that reach anywhere. They deploy inside any network in minutes, connect outbound only, and keep collecting through an internet outage without ever losing data.
• More than fifty integrations. Across cloud, endpoint, identity, and vulnerability tools, with prioritized findings pushed back to SIEM, ticketing, and chat.
• Isolated for each customer. Every customer’s data lives in its own database and graph, so a provider can run a whole book of business from one console.

The old way asked how much you could find. GEIGER asks how little you have to fix. GEIGER 2.0 is fully available August 1, 2026.