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About

scani5 is a continuous threat exposure management platform. It helps organizations understand what is vulnerable, how exposed they are, and what matters most to the business.

The platform follows a simple workflow: discover assets → detect vulnerabilities → enrich with threat intelligence → prioritize with SC5 and Business Context scores → track remediation through SLAs and alerts.


How scani5 Works

Agents collect inventory → CVE matching → Threat exposure enrichment →
Risk scoring → Per-asset findings → SLA tracking → Alerts

Product Modules

Each module has a dedicated page under Key Features in the sidebar.

ModuleWhat it does
Agent & Asset InventoryDiscovers and inventories endpoints, software, and patches
Vulnerability ManagementMatches software to CVEs and tracks remediation status
Threat ExposureEnriches CVEs with exploit intel, KEV, and EPSS
SC5 Risk ScorePrioritizes CVEs by real-world exploit risk (0–100)
Business Context ScoreRanks findings by your organization's business risk
Identity ExposureDetects risky local accounts and identity hygiene issues
Configuration AssessmentChecks endpoints against CIS and other frameworks
Network ScanningDiscovers hosts and services without endpoint agents
SLA & MTTRTracks whether vulnerabilities are fixed on time
Recent Critical CVEsDaily feed of the latest critical CVEs
Alerts & NotificationsPushes findings to Slack and Microsoft Teams

Prioritization at a Glance

  1. Start with SC5 — focus on CVEs with the highest real-world exploit risk.
  2. Layer Business Context — elevate findings that matter to your industry, size, and compliance scope.
  3. Check SLA status — breached items need attention regardless of score.
  4. Review Identity & Config — often faster to fix than patching.
  5. Extend with Network Scan — cover assets that cannot run agents.

Application Views

Beyond product modules, scani5 provides role-based application views documented under Key Features:

  • Dashboard — organization-wide posture, MTTR, and critical CVE feed
  • Assets — endpoints, applications, and identities per asset
  • Exposure — all threats, application/OS/identity vulnerabilities
  • Compliance, Reports, Settings, and Users — operations and administration

See the sidebar for full documentation of each view.