Oravuno / CAASM

Cyber asset attack surface management, resolved into operational context.

CAASM helps security and IT teams understand what assets exist, which tools see them, who owns them, how they are connected, and where security or management coverage is missing.

What is CAASM?

Cyber asset attack surface management aggregates asset observations from endpoint, cloud, network, identity, vulnerability, ITSM, and business systems. It reconciles duplicate or conflicting records into durable identities and makes coverage gaps visible.

Why asset inventories become unreliable

Every system models infrastructure differently. A scanner may identify an IP address, a cloud platform identifies a resource ID, and a CMDB stores a manually maintained configuration item. Without correlation, teams count duplicates, miss unmanaged assets, and investigate stale ownership data.

What Oravuno adds

  • Identity resolution with field-level source provenance.
  • Relationships and dependency context for operational impact.
  • Security findings prioritized by exposure and asset criticality.
  • Observed changes reconciled with authorized change records.
  • Lifecycle, owner, vendor, and cost context in the same asset view.

Who uses cyber asset intelligence?

Security operations use it to find coverage gaps and prioritize exposure. IT operations use it to improve inventory and dependency visibility. Change and audit teams use it to connect observed state with approvals and evidence.