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Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management (CAASM)

One consolidated view of all your assets, built from the tools you already use, showing which assets lack security controls.

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NIST CSF 2.0 functions
Identify
Relevant for
  • Banking and financial services
  • Telecommunications
  • Government and public sector
  • Oil and gas

Overview

Every security tool sees part of your estate, and no two lists agree. The result is unprotected assets that nobody knows about, and slow answers when a new vulnerability is announced.

We connect the tools you already own into one asset view and show you where controls are missing, so you can close the gaps in priority order.

What you get

  • A unified asset list drawn from your endpoint, cloud, identity, network and vulnerability tools
  • Assets missing protection, such as no EDR agent or not sending logs, found automatically
  • Duplicate and unowned assets resolved
  • Fast answers to which assets are affected when a new vulnerability is announced

What we cover

  • Connectors to your existing security and IT tools
  • Asset correlation and de-duplication across sources
  • Detection of coverage gaps against your control policy
  • Owner and business context for each asset
  • Queries and dashboards for security and audit teams
  • Alerts for new or non-compliant assets

How we work

  1. Connect

    We link the sources you already have and agree what must be true for each asset.

  2. Correlate

    We merge the data and resolve duplicates and unknown assets.

  3. Find gaps

    We measure coverage against your control policy and list what is missing.

  4. Hand over

    We set up recurring reports and train your team to use the queries.

Deliverables

  • Map of sources and control coverage
  • Configured CAASM platform with connectors
  • Gap report with owners
  • Queries, dashboards and training

Questions buyers ask

How is CAASM different from a CMDB?

A CMDB is a managed record that people maintain. CAASM reads your existing tools, compares them and shows where they disagree or where controls are missing. The two complement each other.

Do we need new agents?

Usually not. CAASM connects to the tools you already run through their interfaces.

Related offerings

  • IT Asset Management (ITAM) and CMDB

    One accurate record of hardware, software, licenses and services, and how they depend on each other, kept current by automatic discovery.

    NIST CSF function: Identify

  • Attack Surface Management (ASM)

    Continuous discovery of the domains, systems and services your organization exposes to the internet, including those nobody told IT about.

    NIST CSF function: Identify

  • Vulnerability & Exposure Management

    Continuous discovery of internet-facing assets and vulnerabilities, with prioritization and patching processes that reduce real risk.

    NIST CSF function: Identify
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