Exposure
Which of your assets, and why.
A feed of global threats is not intelligence about your estate. Nexaris shows which of your systems this week's activity actually touches, and names the evidence for every match so an analyst can agree or disagree with it.
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Named assets, not categories
The specific systems affected, drawn from the inventory you maintain and from what is discoverable about your estate from the outside.
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Evidence on every match
Why this vulnerability is linked to this asset, in a form an analyst can check and overturn on the record if it is wrong.
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Discovery without touching you
Internet-facing assets found from public sources rather than by scanning you. Safe to run before anything is agreed, and it will not put you on anybody's abuse list.
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Ranked by what it means for you
Ordered by exposure to your estate, not by the severity a vendor assigned to the world at large.
- You upload it
- Bulk import from your existing inventory or CMDB export
- We discover it
- Internet-facing systems found from public sources
- Your scanner reports it
- Software inventory from the estate you already scan
- Your connector answers
- Live answers from your own environment, without sending us the data
What we commit to
Things that stay true, or they are defects.
A match must be defensible
A page that flags everything is ignored within a fortnight, so a match has to survive scrutiny before it is shown.
Dismissals stick
Anything you rule out stays ruled out, and the platform records who ruled it out.
Passive by default
Discovery sends no packet to your infrastructure.
See it against your own estate.
The useful version of this conversation uses your data, not ours. Bring a vulnerability, a supplier or a domain you already care about.