A vulnerability console for the people who actually have to act on it. Fewer widgets, more decisions.
Used in our own managed service before it was offered to anyone else. Available as an add-on to any managed-service engagement we run.
Numbers tick on a slow loop. The risk reticle moves. Toggle theme top-right.
A single environment-risk score, comparable across operating companies, sites, device types, and time. Aggregate ÷ devices × scale, rendered live in the console above.
Every finding cross-referenced against the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue. The match rate is updated live; KEV-listed criticals jump the queue.
New findings ÷ resolved findings, on rolling 7-day and 30-day windows. Below 1.0 means the funnel is shrinking. Above 1.0 means it isn't. We surface this as the headline metric for VM health.
MTTR and average open-age, split between all findings and P1 only. Two pairs of numbers; everything you need to argue that the programme is fast, slow, or in regression.
A unified ranking that doesn't care whether the contributor is a product, a host, or a single CVE. Frequently surfaces the legacy installer that nobody had on a list.
Same numbers, exported as a CISO-format PDF with the trend, the churn, the KEV match-rate, and the top contributors. Ready for the monthly board pack.
VulnVis ingests Tanium Comply, Asset, and Patch data through a documented API surface. The risk model is published; no black box. Customers can host VulnVis themselves (on-prem, or in their own cloud tenancy) or have us host it for them in UK regions. Authentication is SSO-first; everything routes through a single audit log.
The interactive console above is synthesised. The version against your real Tanium data is more useful, and (we'd argue) less flattering. Available as an optional add-on to any managed-service engagement: fixed-fee, no separate licence dance, deployed alongside the workstream you've already scoped.
Talk about a managed engagement