# HADES

> HADES is an infrastructure security design platform. Teams build network, cloud, and security architectures from authentic vendor components, then analyze the design for security posture, attack paths, coverage gaps, and compliance mapping — before anything is deployed.

HADES is built for enterprise architects, security engineers, and compliance officers who design multi-vendor infrastructure and need to know where the posture holds and where it breaks. The catalog holds 1,970 components from 388 vendors (10,082 modeled capabilities), modeled from vendor documentation: specifications, deployment models, and licensing tiers where sourced.

After a design is drawn, the analysis engine walks the topology like an attacker: it scores exposure, maps attack paths from entry points to critical assets, identifies missing security controls, and maps findings to NIST, ISO 27001, CIS, and PCI-DSS control families. HADES maps findings to these frameworks; it is not itself certified against them yet.

Unlike general-purpose diagramming tools (Visio, Lucidchart, draw.io), HADES models what is inside each box: the real vendor product, its configuration surface. That is what makes automated security analysis of a drawn architecture possible. Threat-technique coverage is published as named lists — 125 modelled techniques and 30 not-yet-modelled — on https://gethades.com/vendors.md. Threat grounding comes from two distinct artifacts: the breach-incident corpus (92 documented incidents) and the breach-case library index (103 cases). They are separate datasets and are never conflated.

## Product

- [Home — what HADES is](https://gethades.com): The product pitch, the three surfaces (design, analyze, compare), and live catalog metrics
- [About](https://gethades.com/about): The company and the people behind HADES
- [Create an account](https://gethades.com/signup): Free account creation; community access included. A Designer trial can be started from the profile or the Designer shell
- [Blog](https://gethades.com/blog): Articles on infrastructure security design and the thinking behind HADES
- [Community forum](https://gethades.com/community): Discussions on architecture, product comparisons, and security design — free with an account
- [Contact](https://gethades.com/contact): Talk to the team

## Legal

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- [Terms of Service](https://gethades.com/terms)

## Details

- Pricing: $35 per month after a 3-day free trial (read from the billing configuration; cached briefly). A card is collected when the trial starts so access continues automatically; cancel inside the trial and the conversion charge never fires.
- Compliance mapping: NIST, ISO 27001, CIS, PCI-DSS. HADES maps findings to these frameworks; it is not itself certified against them yet.
- Diagrams are ephemeral by design: architectures are analyzed in the session and never persisted server-side. Export/import files are the save mechanism — users own their own diagrams.
- Full technical description: /llms-full.txt. Vendor coverage detail: https://gethades.com/vendors.md