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Exposure suite
Know what is on your network before an auditor or an attacker asks: SWOT Radar builds the asset register and shows who can log in where. QuantaxScan, our free tool, checks the cryptography.
6 records, one per deviceAdmin accounts to bring under SWOT PAM
What is in it
- SWOT RadarAsset register and access mappingFinds every device on your network, keeps one accurate record of each, and shows which accounts can log in to it.See the product
- QuantaxScanFree toolFinds the cryptography quantum computers will break, and weak algorithms that are already broken, and maps each to its NIST replacement.Open the free tool (opens in a new tab)
Who it is for
Security and IT operations teams who need an accurate asset register for a regulator or an audit, and want to know which accounts can reach each machine before they decide what to control first.
How the products fit together
SWOT Radar finds the assets and admin accounts, SWOT PAM and SWOT Cloud PAM control and record privileged access to them, and SWOT DAM watches what happens in the databases. Each product works on its own, and together they give one view from asset to session.
What comes after
The admin accounts SWOT Radar finds are the ones to bring under SWOT PAM. See the Access suite for that step.
Exposure suite, answered
What is in the Exposure suite?
SWOT Radar, which finds the devices on your network, keeps one accurate record of each and shows which accounts can log in to it. QuantaxScan, a free tool on its own site, checks a site’s cryptography.
Does SWOT Radar need agents?
No. Discovery is agentless; deeper enumeration of Linux and Windows hosts uses stored SSH and WinRM credentials.
Does SWOT Radar record sessions?
No. SWOT Radar shows who can log in to each machine. Controlling and recording privileged sessions is the job of SWOT PAM, in the Access suite.
See it on your own systems
Tell us what you need to find, control or prove, and we will show you the parts of SWOT that do it.