# Attack Chains

## Overview

Attack Chains help demonstrate exactly what an attacker is doing at every step of the way - in a simple and easy to understand visual story. 

> Attack Chains help clients understand attack paths and focus remediation where it's needed.

Using Attack Chains can provide extra information to help customers and developers prioritize where to remediate first, without relying on traditional risk ratings or scores. 

Attack Chains can help to identify ways to block attacks from being chained together, and prioritize core issues with least effort & resources.

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The Attack Chains module provides access to all attack chains across all projects user has access to.

See [Attack Chains](https://support.attackforge.com/attackforge-enterprise/getting-started/attack-chains) for more information on attack chains.


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