Exposure Intelligence Center · A new category: Exposure Governance
The governance layer
above VM and ASM.
Vulnerability management, attack surface management, compliance and reporting finally working as one. Built for the SOC and IT teams working signals day to day, the CISOs and management who need proof, not just a scan report, and the board via a report built to sit on the meeting agenda.
7 key areas, one per audience
Role-based · version-controlled · audit-ready
Layer 3: Governance
Exposure Intelligence Center
Layer 2: Normalization
Signal Normalization & Risk Engine
Layer 1: Exposure domains
Vulnerability Management + ASM
From a vulnerability scanning and attack surface mapping tool to an Exposure Governance Authority.
EIC doesn’t replace VM or ASM, it sits above them. Every signal they already collect is normalized, scored, and routed into one governed layer that your board and auditors can trust.
VM + ASM outputs
Governed exposure
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Key areas, one per audience
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Architecture layers, zero re-scanning
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Exposure Risk Index for the whole org
Architecture
How VM and ASM roll up into EIC.
Today, your dashboard already bridges VM and ASM. As EIC matures, the Signal Normalization Engine takes over that job automatically, with no disruption to what your team already sees.
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Exposure Intelligence Center
Operational, governance and reporting layer, role-based, version-controlled, audit-ready.
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Signal Normalization & Risk Engine
Deduplicates assets, standardizes taxonomy, and scores severity, exploitability and business criticality.
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Exposure Domains
Vulnerability Management and External Attack Surface Management collect the raw signal.
Why now
What is Exposure Governance?.
Regulated industries, under NIS2, DORA and equivalent national baselines, now require continuous, documented, risk-based governance. Isolated vulnerability reports and disconnected attack surface tools no longer meet that bar on their own. Exposure Governance is the discipline of unifying those signals into one accountable, auditable view.
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Data
Your existing VM and ASM services keep running exactly as they do today, covering scanning, discovery, and detection.
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Intelligence
Every finding is scored by severity, exploitability and business criticality into one Exposure Risk Index, for example a CVSS 9.1 finding becomes Risk Score 87, ranked #2 in the queue.
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Governance
Risk-scored findings feed role-ready views: Signal Center for the SOC, Executive Insights for the board, Compliance Mapping & Evidence Vault for auditors.
By audience
Eight key areas. One governed view per audience.
Not add-on modules, but eight key areas delivered as standard within EIC, on top of your existing VM and ASM services. Filter by who you are.
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Exposure Overview
Consolidated real-time posture. One Exposure Risk Index, with drill-down from group to asset and finding.
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Signal Center
The operational nerve center, covering discovery, weakness, exposure change and regression, prioritized by SLA and reachability for the teams working signals day to day.
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Risk Prioritization
Turns technical findings into Exposure Risk Cases, using deterministic scoring by exploitability and business criticality, so nothing urgent gets buried.
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Executive Insights
Governance-oriented KPIs and trends, built for management's own use, with complexity abstracted into decision-ready views. The board sees this through its report, not by opening a dashboard.
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Compliance Mapping & Evidence Vault
Maps signals to regulatory frameworks and national baselines. Version-controlled, export-ready audit packages.
NIS2
DORA
GDPR
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EIC Governance Settings
Risk appetite, SLA parameters and framework activation, with every change version-controlled and auditable.
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Custom Roles & Profiles
A key feature of EIC: users can define their own roles and design profiles dedicated to goals and users across both Vulnerability Management and Attack Surface Management. Pre-defined roles can be assigned to users, and everything is fully customizable.
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Cuts across all seven areas above
Reporting
Prebuilt templates and fully self-composed reports, drawing on any of the seven areas above, from a SOC shift handover to a compliance export, built for the board pack so the risk conversation happens on the agenda, not by opening a dashboard.
The shift
Three disconnected tools. One source of truth.
FAQ
Common questions.
Does EIC replace my existing VM and ASM services?
No. VM and ASM keep running exactly as they do today. EIC sits above them as a governance layer, turning their findings into one Exposure Risk Index and role-ready reporting.
Who is EIC built for?
Five audiences, each with their own view: CISOs and IT leadership (Exposure Overview), SecOps/SOC teams (Signal Center and Risk Prioritization), management and the board (Executive Insights and Reporting), and compliance officers or auditors (Compliance Mapping & Evidence Vault).
How does EIC handle regulatory requirements like NIS2 and DORA?
Findings are mapped directly to NIS2, DORA and GDPR requirements as they're generated, with version-controlled, export-ready audit packages, not reconstructed manually at audit time.
Can we customize roles and profiles in EIC?
A key feature of EIC is that users can define the roles. Design their own profiles, dedicated to goals/users across vulnerability management intelligence center and attack service management. Pre defined roles, assign to users. Fully customizable.
See EIC on your own environment.
A guided walkthrough using your live VM and ASM data, no setup required.