Production
Discover machines and connections in a production line. Identify dependencies during maintenance and outages.
secnostic inventory
secnostic® inventory turns ITIT comprises systems, networks, and software that process, store, transmit, or provide information., OTOT covers hardware and software that monitor and control physical devices, plants, processes, or infrastructure., and infrastructure assetsAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. into a shared source of truth for security, operations, compliance, and modernization.
The inventory links technical systems, sites, networks, software, ownership, dependencies, vulnerabilitiesA vulnerability is an exploitable weakness in software, hardware, configuration, process, or architecture., lifecycles, and audit evidence in one model.
One asset, its full context
An assetAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. 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 assetsAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. 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 ITIT comprises systems, networks, and software that process, store, transmit, or provide information. tool's radar.
How your model comes together
Four steps from scattered data to one connected model that makes impact, risk, and evidence visible.
Connect
Where does the data come from?
Existing scanners, address management and files provide data through configured imports or interfaces. Passing sensor data to inventory requires a configured integration.
Model
Does the model fit your world?
There is no fixed schema. You define your own assetAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. types and relationships, and shape zonesZones & Conduits is an IEC 62443 concept that groups systems with similar protection needs into security zones and describes permitted communication paths between these zones as conduits., sites and applications the way your organization works.
Relate
How does it all connect?
Every assetAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. links to its site, software, owner, lifecycle and dependencies, becoming a dependable model instead of a flat list.
Assess and act
What does it mean?
The connected model surfaces criticality, vulnerabilitiesA vulnerability is an exploitable weakness in software, hardware, configuration, process, or architecture., attack paths, and traceable evidence, so you make decisions instead of maintaining data.
What improves in practice
From critical infrastructureKRITIS is the German abbreviation for critical infrastructure: facilities and services whose disruption would have a significant impact on society. to central ITIT comprises systems, networks, and software that process, store, transmit, or provide information.: the same foundation, visible value.
- ObserveSensors, imports and existing tools deliver controlled observations across ITIT comprises systems, networks, and software that process, store, transmit, or provide information., OTOT covers hardware and software that monitor and control physical devices, plants, processes, or infrastructure., remote access, and networks.
- MapAssetsAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. are mapped to services, sites, zonesZones & Conduits is an IEC 62443 concept that groups systems with similar protection needs into security zones and describes permitted communication paths between these zones as conduits., operator responsibility, and maintenance windows.
- AssessVulnerabilitiesA vulnerability is an exploitable weakness in software, hardware, configuration, process, or architecture., lifecycle and exposure are prioritized in the context of critical services.
- RespondAn optional configured connection passes relevant events to focusAlert; rules govern ownership and escalation.
- ObserveSensors capture network traffic passively and gently, while existing sources add context.
- MapAssetsAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. are mapped to lines, cells, sites, zonesZones & Conduits is an IEC 62443 concept that groups systems with similar protection needs into security zones and describes permitted communication paths between these zones as conduits., and owners.
- PrioritizeVulnerabilitiesA vulnerability is an exploitable weakness in software, hardware, configuration, process, or architecture., firmware and end-of-lifeEOL/EOS describes lifecycle states in which a vendor no longer regularly maintains, sells, or supports a product, firmware, or system. meet production impact and maintenance windows.
- RespondAn optional configured connection passes relevant events so containment and maintenance can be coordinated.
- ConnectConfigured imports or interfaces provide data from directories, EDREDR stands for endpoint detection and response and describes security capabilities for detecting, investigating, and responding to threats on endpoints., MDMMDM stands for mobile device management and describes central management of mobile devices and endpoints through enrollment, policies, and device configuration., cloudCloud refers to on-demand IT resources such as compute, storage, platforms, or software that are consumed over a network. and ITSMITSM stands for IT service management and describes how IT services are governed through processes, roles, tools, and continuous improvement..
- ReconcileSeveral records merge into one assetAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. with source, owner, and lifecycle.
- Find gapsThe sensor fills the networks where classic management misses devices and paths.
- PrioritizeVulnerabilitiesA vulnerability is an exploitable weakness in software, hardware, configuration, process, or architecture., end-of-lifeEOL/EOS describes lifecycle states in which a vendor no longer regularly maintains, sells, or supports a product, firmware, or system. and missing owners are sorted by criticality and use.
- Set up tenantA separate tenant per customer, with its own data, roles, and reports.
- OnboardConnect sources and build each customer's inventory fast, with no cross-mixing.
- StandardizeApply the same modules and checks across every tenant.
- ProveService and audit evidence per customer in one place.
Related Solutions
Critical infrastructure
Bring together facilities, networks, and ownership across sites. Understand dependencies for operations and maintenance.
Building automation
Discover technical devices in a building and their connections. Assign ownership and remote access.
IT management
Bring together computers, servers, software, and cloud services. IT operations and support use the same inventory.
IT service providers
Manage devices, risks, and ownership for each customer. Keep customer environments separate and find information for support.
Machine builders
Document components and software versions in delivered machines. Find changes and affected machines when providing service.
FAQ
Key questions before a first inventory scope.
Is this just another CMDB?
A CMDBA CMDB is a database for configuration items such as systems, applications, services, relationships, and technical dependencies. also models assetsAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security. and relationships. inventory connects asset information with vulnerabilitiesA vulnerability is an exploitable weakness in software, hardware, configuration, process, or architecture., responsibilities, and evidence so teams can review affected devices and their dependencies.
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. inventory also models machines, control systems, and network zonesZones & Conduits is an IEC 62443 concept that groups systems with similar protection needs into security zones and describes permitted communication paths between these zones as conduits.. secnostic® sensor can passively analyze mirrored network traffic. Active queries require an explicitly approved scope; the collection method depends on your environment.
How does it help with NIS2, KRITIS, and IEC 62443?
inventory organizes assetsAn asset is a physical or digital element that is relevant to operations, control, monitoring, or security., responsibilities, and technical evidence. This supports audit preparation; the required evidence depends on the applicable framework and your deployment.
Where does the data come from, and how does it stay current?
Configured imports and interfaces receive data from scanners, address management and files. Passing sensor data to inventory requires a configured integration. Freshness and coverage depend on the connected sources and their reconciliation.
Multiple sites, and who sees what?
Multiple sites can share a model. Users sign in through the configured external identity providerAn IdP creates and manages identity information and provides authentication services for applications.. platform manages tenants and access to connected applications. Roles determine who may work with which data.
Take control of what you own
We start with one site, one license review, or one audit, and make the value visible fast.