Built by practitioners who couldn't find what they needed

We spent years in the trenches running security operations. We knew firsthand what it was like to have an EDR that covered most of the fleet, an MDM that covered some of it, a vulnerability scanner that covered the rest — and no single place that tied it all together. The spreadsheet was always the glue, and the spreadsheet always broke.

When we looked at the market for a real solution, every platform that did what we needed came with a price tag north of $100,000. For a small or mid-size security team with a limited budget, that was a non-starter. The choice was either pay enterprise prices or keep wrestling with spreadsheets.

We decided there should be a third option: build an enterprise-grade CAASM platform and make it accessible to every organization, not just the ones with seven-figure security budgets.

Cybersecurity is more important than ever, and here's the hard truth: you cannot secure what you cannot see. If you don't have a complete inventory of every device, every endpoint, and every security control deployed across them, you have blind spots. And blind spots are exactly what attackers are looking for.

APT actors and ransomware groups don't go after the machines running a fully updated EDR. They look for the systems without antivirus, without endpoint detection, without patches — the devices that fell through the cracks. That's how they gain persistence, move laterally, and go undetected long enough to cause real damage.

A complete, unified asset inventory with security control coverage isn't a nice-to-have. It's the foundation everything else in your security program depends on.