Platform Capabilities
One signal. Zero noise. Full circle.
Every capability feeds every other capability. Agent telemetry grounds the SBOM. The SBOM sharpens exploit correlation. Exploit intelligence drives prioritization. Prioritization drives remediation – and remediation is verified with signed snapshot evidence. This is the CTEM loop, and it runs continuously.
Full-Surface Visibility
SCOPE · DISCOVEREvery Pulse agent is a sensor. On-prem racks and cloud instances alike, agent-based discovery maps your internal topology: hosts, exposed services, and the unmanaged neighbours no scanner was ever pointed at – your shadow infrastructure, surfaced (opt-in). Continuous external monitoring covers the surface the internet sees. Together: the full-surface view that neither EASM-only nor scan-only tools provide.
Roadmap Reachability mapping and identity-enriched attack paths – in development.
See what's exposed. Internally and externally. Continuously.
A Live SBOM of What Actually Runs
DISCOVEREveryone is generating SBOMs. Nobody is operationalizing them. Continuous CycloneDX SBOMs from deployed environments, not build pipelines – every dependency tracked, every component scored for exploitability, cryptographically signed for regulatory evidence. Which dependency, in which supplier's software, on which system.
Operationalized, not just generated. EU CRA Compliance →
Know What Attackers Provably Use
VALIDATEHundreds of threat-intelligence signals per CVE – confirmed in-the-wild exploitation, weaponization maturity, disclosure-to-exploit velocity, the tools and techniques attackers are provably using right now – correlated against what actually runs in your environment, across every known CVE.
A scanner says vulnerable. Cyvance says exploitable.
Threat Risk Index (TRX)
PRIORITIZEFour explainable tiers – ATTACKED, FUNCTIONAL, POC, UNPROVEN – synthesizing every signal into one deterministic priority score per CVE. Full audit trail. No black-box AI. In a representative environment: every known CVE narrows to 30 with exploit evidence, 9 needing action now.
Explainable prioritization that auditors and engineers alike can trust.
Remediation, Cryptographically Verified
MOBILIZEEvery fix is verified against reality: the agent's next signed snapshot proves the vulnerable package is gone – an Ed25519-signed before/after diff, not a rescan and not a screenshot. Tamper-evident remediation proof your auditor can independently verify.
From "we patched it" to cryptographic proof that it's fixed.
Audit Evidence. Signed, Not Screenshotted.
MOBILIZEA cryptographically signed, tamper-evident record of findings, decisions, and verified remediation – built from actual system telemetry. The raw evidence auditors ask for under DORA, NIS2, PCI DSS 4.0, EU CRA, and ISO 27001.
Tamper-evident evidence from deployed agents – not questionnaire answers.
THE CTEM LOOP · MOBILIZE FEEDS SCOPE
"Organizations implementing CTEM are 3x less likely to experience a breach."
Gartner
What Makes Cyvance Different
Real-time exploit signal fusion. Not another scanner.
Exploit Signal Fusion Engine
Hundreds of threat-intelligence signals per CVE. Thousands of exploitation data points across the corpus. One fused signal. Confirmed in-the-wild exploitation, predicted exploitation probability, weaponization maturity, disclosure-to-exploit velocity – the tools and techniques attackers are provably using right now. Cyvance fuses every signal – continuously, not on a weekly scan cycle – against what's actually deployed in your environment. The output, in a representative environment: every known vulnerability narrows to 30 with exploit evidence, 9 needing action now.
Raw Signals
Fused Output
every known CVE → 30 with exploit evidence → 9 act now
Noise Reduction in an AI-Amplified Landscape
AI is amplifying both sides. Attackers use LLMs to generate exploit variants faster. Scanners use AI to produce more findings. Advisory feeds multiply. The result: exponentially more noise with the same number of analysts. Cyvance cuts in the opposite direction – fusing signals to reduce, not expand. Your team sees only what's exploitable, reachable, and material. Everything else is filtered out.
Supply Chain Exposure Intelligence Layer
SBOMs are a compliance artifact. Supply chain exposure intelligence is an operational capability. Cyvance correlates runtime software composition against exploit intelligence to answer: which third-party dependency, in which supplier's software, running on which system, has an active exploit path to your critical assets? That's not SCA. That's supply chain impact modeling.
Shadow Infrastructure, Surfaced
Every Pulse agent is also a sensor. Opt-in network discovery maps the neighbours no scanner was ever pointed at – forgotten VMs, unmanaged boxes exposing SSH – and files them as unmanaged assets with first-party evidence: MAC, vendor, first seen. Continuous certificate-transparency and passive-DNS monitoring surfaces the internet-facing assets you forgot existed. Managed, unmanaged, external: one inventory built from signed telemetry, not a CMDB export – and an unmanaged, exposed host is a scored risk, not a spreadsheet row.
Weaponization Timeline, Per CVE
Cyvance records the exploit-evidence timeline for each CVE – disclosure, proof-of-concept publication, public exploit release, weaponized tooling, confirmed exploitation – so you can see how fast a vulnerability is being weaponized and where it sits on that curve today, for the software you actually run.
Reachability-Aware Topology
Roadmap – in developmentSigned snapshots already record the edges: which host talks to which service, which ports answer, what faces the internet. In development: the reachability graph that turns those edges into paths – so a CVE on a service is weighted by whether an attacker can actually get to it. Severity is a property of the vulnerability. Risk is a property of your topology.
Identity-Enriched Blast Radius
Roadmap – in developmentTraditional VM gives you a CVSS score. Cyvance gives you blast radius. This Apache vulnerability runs as 'www-data' with sudo MySQL access. The MySQL service has 3 admin users with NOPASSWD sudo. One hop from your production database with root-level access. That context changes every prioritization decision.
CVE-2021-41773 on Apache/2.4.49
├─ runs as: www-data
├─ sudo: mysql (NOPASSWD)
├─ mysql admins: 3 users
├─ network: 0.0.0.0:443 (internet-facing)
└─ blast radius: production-db (root)
TRX: ATTACKED · Exposure: internet-facing
Zero-Data-Leave Architecture
Cyvance separates intelligence from evidence. The cloud engine that enriches vulnerability and exploit intelligence holds no customer asset data – a hard rule in the architecture since day one. Your agents' signed telemetry lands only in your platform deployment: run it inside your own boundary and asset data never leaves premises, with intelligence flowing down to meet it. Prefer managed hosting? It stays EU-resident. Exposure management for environments where data residency is not negotiable – without giving up live intelligence.
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