MAYA - AI Agent
Team Leader of AI Agents
Remediation Agent
Runs a dry run, waits for your approval, then fixes it
Evidence Collector
Collects your SOC 2, ISO 27001 and DPDP proof from the tools you already use
IP Scanner
Checks every public address for open ports, known CVEs and weak TLS
DAST (Public + Private)
Tests your APIs for 300+ vulnerability classes, inside and outside the network
CSPM
1,000+ checks across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, mapped to your frameworks
Cloud Cost Optimization
Rightsizing and idle detection - customers cut cloud spend 28% on average
Integrations
20+ Integrations with your favorite tools
Asset Management
Finds vulnerabilities on your laptops and servers
ECR Container Image Scanning
Scans every ECR image for CVEs before it reaches production
Cloud Security
Keeping AWS, GCP and Azure locked down
AI Governance
Using AI at work without losing control of it
Data Privacy
DPDP, GDPR and looking after personal data
GRC
Audits, controls and staying ready for them
FinOps
Spending less on cloud without breaking things
API Security
Finding holes in your APIs before anyone else
Asset Management Know every machine. Know what is wrong with it.
A small agent lists everything installed on every laptop, server and container you own, then checks it against every known vulnerability - so you find out from us, not from an attacker.
Asset Management at a glance
- What it does
- A small agent lists everything installed on every laptop, server and container you own, then checks it against every known vulnerability - so you find out from us, not from an attacker.
- In one line
- Finds vulnerabilities on your laptops and servers.
- Human control
- The agent only reads.
- Setup
- About 15 minutes, read-only access, no credit card.
- Pricing
- Free first scan; Pro from $99/month; Enterprise from $10,000/year. See pricing.
You cannot patch what nobody has written down.
Most teams have no reliable list of what is installed where. Laptops drift, servers outlive the person who built them, and a vulnerable package can sit untouched for months. The first time anyone looks properly is usually during an audit - or after an incident.
Four steps to done.
- 01Install once
One command puts a small agent on the machine. No reboot, no kernel module, no separate console to learn.
- 02It takes inventory
Every OS package, language library, container image and running service - collected and sent back encrypted.
- 03We match it hourly
Your installed versions are checked against CVE, EPSS and CISA KEV data, refreshed every hour.
- 04You see what matters
Machines are ranked by real risk, not raw CVE counts - what is actually exploited, on a machine that actually matters.
Everything included.
Full software inventory for Linux, macOS and Windows
Packages inside running containers, without an agent in the container
Matched against CVE, EPSS and the CISA known-exploited list every hour
Known-exploited vulnerabilities flagged ahead of everything else
Owner, environment and criticality on every machine, so fixes go to the right person
Runs on a schedule as a service - no one has to remember to scan
The agent only reads.
It lists installed software, versions and system settings, then stops. It does not open documents, watch what anyone types, or change anything on the machine. The dashboard is the notification - no ticket storm, no email nobody reads.
- It reports what is installed. Patching stays with your team, on your schedule.
- It sees more with administrator rights on Windows, or sudo on Linux. It works without either, with a smaller picture.
- It matches versions against a public feed, so a vendor backport can look unpatched until the feed catches up.
Common questions about Asset Management.
A small agent lists everything installed on every laptop, server and container you own, then checks it against every known vulnerability - so you find out from us, not from an attacker. Finds vulnerabilities on your laptops and servers.
1. Install once: One command puts a small agent on the machine. No reboot, no kernel module, no separate console to learn. 2. It takes inventory: Every OS package, language library, container image and running service - collected and sent back encrypted. 3. We match it hourly: Your installed versions are checked against CVE, EPSS and CISA KEV data, refreshed every hour. 4. You see what matters: Machines are ranked by real risk, not raw CVE counts - what is actually exploited, on a machine that actually matters.
It reports what is installed. Patching stays with your team, on your schedule. It sees more with administrator rights on Windows, or sudo on Linux. It works without either, with a smaller picture. It matches versions against a public feed, so a vendor backport can look unpatched until the feed catches up.
Connecting takes about 15 minutes with read-only access. No credit card and no sales call are needed to run the first scan.
It is included in DeDups: one full scan of one AWS account is free with no card, Pro is $99 a month plus published per-unit rates, and Enterprise starts at $10,000 a year. All rates are on the pricing page.
Ready to try Asset Management?
15 minutes to connect. No credit card. No sales call required.