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<\/a><\/a>Alongside the report, Zero Networks is launching Breach Map<\/a>, a free tool that shows security leaders their own blast radius before attackers do. Breach Map is available on Zero\u2019s website, and will be demoed live on June 11th<\/sup> during their upcoming webinar<\/a>, \u201cMythos and Daybreak: What Boards Are Asking and What to Actually Do About It.\u201d<\/p> \u201cFor seven years, we've engineered toward a single outcome: an attacker breaches a network protected by Zero, and discovers there's nowhere left to go. In the AI era, that outcome isn't aspirational, it's essential,\u201d said Benny Lakunishok, CEO and Co-Founder of Zero Networks. \u201cBoards are demanding uptime and answers, and this data helps CISOs deliver. For the first time, risk leaders can benchmark their network security against the reality of hundreds of live enterprise environments and see precisely where they stand. But you cannot contain what you cannot see. That's why we built Breach Map: to expose every open lateral movement path in your environment, so you can close it before an attacker walks through it.\u201d<\/p> The data illustrates how far most enterprise networks leave the door open once attackers get inside.<\/p> Key Findings<\/b><\/p> The 2026 Lateral Movement Exposure Report identifies eleven lateral movement risks across enterprise environments. Key findings include:<\/p> You can download the Zero Networks 2026 Lateral Movement Exposure report here \u2192<\/a><\/p> \u201cThe industry spent years focused on keeping attackers out,\u201d said Dmitri Alperovitch, Co-Founder of CrowdStrike and current President of Silverado Policy Accelerator. \u201cBut in the AI era, the biggest question facing defenders is what happens after they get in. This report shows most enterprises still have enormous internal blast radius, and that should concern every board, CIO, and CISO. The organizations that adapt fastest will shift from perimeter-only thinking to containment: limiting lateral movement, reducing blast radius and ensuring attacks cannot bring down a business.\u201d<\/p> About Breach Map<\/b><\/p> To help security leaders act on the report's findings, Zero Networks is simultaneously launching Breach Map \u2013 a free tool that maps an organization's internal attack surface and shows exactly how far a breach could travel using privileged ports. Breach Map surfaces the number of reachable assets, open lateral movement paths, average blast radius, and breach propagation risk across the environment. Security leaders can access Breach Map Map your own blast radius for free \u2192<\/a><\/p> Additional Resources:<\/b><\/p> About Zero Networks<\/b><\/p> Zero Networks helps organizations prevent attacks, minimize blast radius, and maintain business continuity \u2013 even when attackers get inside. By making every connection verified and intentional through identity-driven microsegmentation, Zero Networks tightly limits lateral movement, reduces operational risk, and strengthens cyber resilience. The platform deploys quickly and enforces adaptive, automated policies that eliminate manual management, technology sprawl, and long-term operational debt. The result is simpler, more resilient security that lowers cost and complexity while enabling organizations to scale, preserve uptime, protect revenue, and meet compliance requirements as environments evolve. Learn more at zeronetworks.com<\/a>.<\/p>