secnostic inventory turns IT, OT, and infrastructure assets into a shared source of truth for security, operations, compliance, and modernization.

The inventory links technical systems, sites, networks, software, ownership, dependencies, vulnerabilities, lifecycles, and audit evidence in one model.

inventory modules

Overview

Dashboard

Assets, vulnerabilities, compliance, and data quality at a glance.

Inventory

Asset table

Every asset, searchable and filterable, for everyday work.

Risk

Vulnerabilities

Known vulnerabilities linked to the assets they affect, with status and impact.

Impact

Criticality

Finds critical assets, single points of failure, and the shortest attack paths through the relationship model.

Standards

Compliance

Map requirements from ISO 27001, IEC 62443, or NIS2 to assets and prove them audit-ready.

Segments

Zones & conduits

Group IT and OT into security zones, model the paths between them, and set protection targets.

Architecture

Enterprise architecture

Link business capabilities to applications, technology and assets, and see what a change affects.

Network

Network & sites

IP, subnets and VLANs for IT and OT, across many sites, in one model.

Data

Import, export & API

Connect files, scanners and existing tools, sync on a schedule, and wire anything over an API.

Lifecycle

Lifecycle & evidence

Track every asset from purchase to retirement, and keep a tamper-proof history.

One asset, its full context

An asset is never just a name. The secnostic inventory links it to where it lives, what it runs, who owns it, and what it puts at risk. A flat list becomes a living picture where impact is clear.

What blind spots really cost

Unseen assets cost money, carry risk, and fail audits.

Expenses nobody tracks

Devices and services you pay for but never track are a quiet drain on the budget.

Licenses out of control

You over-buy seats no one uses, then fail the audit on the ones you do.

Audits eat weeks

Every review starts with painstaking manual work across tools and spreadsheets.

Systems IT never sees

Machines and building systems run on your networks, off every IT tool's radar.

How your model comes together

Four steps from scattered data to one connected model that makes impact, risk, and evidence visible.

  1. Connect

    Where does the data come from?

    Existing scanners, address management and files, plus the secnostic sensor and agents, deliver the evidence. Nothing is replaced; everything flows together.

  2. Model

    Does the model fit your world?

    There is no fixed schema. You define your own asset types and relationships, and shape zones, sites and applications the way your organization works.

  3. Relate

    How does it all connect?

    Every asset links to its site, software, owner, lifecycle and dependencies, becoming a dependable model instead of a flat list.

  4. Assess and act

    What does it mean?

    The connected model surfaces criticality, vulnerabilities, attack paths, and audit-ready evidence, so you make decisions instead of maintaining data.

What improves in practice

From critical infrastructure to central IT: the same foundation, visible value.

  1. ObserveSensors, imports and existing tools deliver controlled observations across IT, OT, remote access, and networks.
  2. MapAssets are mapped to services, sites, zones, operator responsibility, and maintenance windows.
  3. AssessVulnerabilities, lifecycle and exposure are prioritized in the context of critical services.
  4. RespondRelevant events reach the right people, with acknowledgment, escalation, and the affected dependencies.

FAQ

Key questions before a first inventory scope.

Is this just another CMDB?

No. A CMDB lists rows. The secnostic inventory holds assets and how they connect, so it can answer what really breaks or is exposed when one part fails.

Do we have to replace our existing tools?

No. The secnostic inventory brings your scanners, address management, and data sources together into one picture, and keeps them.

Does it really cover OT, not just IT?

Yes. Machines, control systems, and network zones are modeled from the start, and secnostic sensor discovers them safely, without disrupting production.

How does it help with NIS2, KRITIS, and IEC 62443?

It keeps evidence current and produces a signed audit package on demand, so proving compliance takes days, not weeks.

Where does the data come from, and how does it stay current?

From your existing scanners, address management and files, plus the secnostic sensor and agents that discover automatically. Scheduled syncs keep the picture current, with no manual spreadsheet upkeep.

Multiple sites, and who sees what?

Many sites live in one model. Sign-in, roles and tenant separation run on the secnostic platform, so each area sees exactly what it should.

Take control of what you own

We start with one site, one license review, or one audit, and make the value visible fast.

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