VaultEdge attack surface map - live asset topology view

You can't protect what you can't see

VaultEdge runs continuous passive and active enumeration of your external footprint. It finds the subdomains your team forgot about, the API endpoints exposed after a cloud migration, and the shadow IT infrastructure that bypassed change control.

Every asset gets catalogued with its open services, TLS configuration, historical DNS records, and known technology stack. Updated every 24 hours, no agents required.

  • 01Automatic subdomain and IP range discovery via passive DNS and active probing
  • 02Technology fingerprinting for web servers, CDNs, frameworks, and exposed admin panels
  • 03Certificate transparency monitoring for new domain issuances
  • 04Change detection alerts when new services appear or existing ones shift configuration
Threat intelligence feed - IOC list with severity scores and matching assets

2.4 billion indicators. The ones that matter to you, surfaced first.

Raw threat intelligence volume is not useful. VaultEdge ingests data from government advisories, commercial feeds, OSINT sources, and its own global sensor network — then scores and filters by relevance to your specific environment.

An IOC matching one of your IP ranges is automatically promoted. One with no known connection to your assets stays in the queue. Your analysts see signal, not fire hose.

  • 01Correlation engine maps IOCs directly to your catalogued asset inventory
  • 02Confidence scoring based on source reliability, age, and cross-reference count
  • 03Historical actor tracking: TTPs, infrastructure reuse, campaign attribution
  • 04STIX/TAXII export for sharing intelligence with sector partners
Vulnerability prioritization dashboard - CVE list ranked by risk score

CVSS 9.8 doesn't mean it's your emergency right now

VaultEdge combines CVSS scores with active exploitation data from CISA KEV, commercial threat feeds, and dark web monitoring to calculate an Exploitability Risk Score (ERS) specific to your environment.

A critical CVE in software you don't run is not a priority. A medium CVE actively exploited in the wild that matches three of your production servers — that is. VaultEdge knows the difference and sorts your queue accordingly.

  • 01Proprietary Exploitability Risk Score (ERS) combines base CVE severity + active exploitation + your exposure
  • 02Integration with CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog
  • 03Patch deadline recommendations based on exposure severity
  • 04Suppression controls to acknowledge accepted risks with audit trail

Fits into your existing stack

VaultEdge doesn't replace your SIEM — it makes it more useful. Push enriched, correlated alerts through a bi-directional API.

Splunk

Native app in Splunkbase. Enriched VaultEdge alerts appear as correlated events in your existing dashboards without additional parsing configuration.

Microsoft Sentinel

Bi-directional connector pushes enriched threat intel to Sentinel workspaces and ingests alert status changes back into VaultEdge for closed-loop tracking.

SOAR Platforms

Palo Alto XSOAR, Splunk SOAR, and custom playbooks via webhook. Trigger response workflows from VaultEdge alerts automatically or with analyst confirmation gates.

Ticketing Systems

Create Jira or ServiceNow tickets directly from VaultEdge alerts. Track remediation status without leaving either platform. Sync is bidirectional.

Talk to a VaultEdge analyst

We'll walk you through a live scan of your external footprint. No commitment required — just an honest look at what's exposed.

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