Asset Intelligence
Build a consistent view of devices, hardware, software and firmware across heterogeneous environments.
EXPOTIRA brings asset intelligence, vulnerability intelligence, security analytics and compliance context together for complex IT and operational technology environments.

EXPOTIRA is designed to connect information that is usually scattered across inventories, vendor documentation, vulnerability sources, security events and compliance processes.
Build a consistent view of devices, hardware, software and firmware across heterogeneous environments.
Correlate asset context with CVEs, vendor advisories and exploitation intelligence.
Connect events, networks and device information to improve technical security context.
Link controls, findings, evidence and remediation to the technical reality of the environment.
Industrial security requires an understanding of heterogeneous vendors, long system lifecycles, firmware dependencies and operational constraints. EXPOTIRA is being built around those realities.
A repeatable workflow connects technical evidence with the context required to prioritise security work.
Collect relevant asset and security information.
Bring heterogeneous data into a consistent model.
Connect assets, versions, vulnerabilities, events and vendor intelligence.
Evaluate security relevance, risk and compliance context.
Turn findings into traceable remediation.
EXPOTIRA goes beyond product-and-version matching. Where a vendor advisory makes exploitability dependent on a feature, protocol, service or configuration state, selected security-relevant attributes can be considered to determine the real customer context.
Product and version match the scope of a CVE or vendor advisory.
EXPOTIRA identifies the technical conditions that decide whether the issue applies to the installation.
Available context is used to classify the finding as affected, not affected, or insufficient data — with traceable evidence.
Only the technical attributes required for the respective assessment should be transferred. Full device configurations, passwords and internal network topology are not required for the central assessment.
EXPOTIRA evaluates not only vulnerabilities fixed by a software or firmware release, but also security-relevant feature changes. Vendor release notes, advisories and lifecycle information can reveal when authentication methods, protocols or other security capabilities are changed, deprecated or scheduled for removal in future releases.
Which vulnerabilities and vendor findings are relevant to the currently deployed version and context?
Which vulnerabilities are fixed — and which security functions are changed, restricted or removed by the update?
If a vendor announces that a security function will be deprecated or removed in a future release, EXPOTIRA can flag the impact before the rollout becomes urgent.
If a customer security profile indicates that a function is actually in use, a corresponding vendor announcement can become a targeted warning. This connects vendor documentation, lifecycle intelligence and the customer's minimized technical context.
EXPOTIRA separates customer data from centrally operated security intelligence. EXPOTIRA SEC remains under operator control; customers access their analyses and exports exclusively through the protected portal.
Protected self-service and strong authentication.
Provide only the asset, version and selected security-context attributes required for the assessment.
Transfer CSV securely through the Customer Portal.
The central SEC correlates assets with CVE, KEV and vendor intelligence.
Derive findings, security context, risk and compliance information.
Review results in the portal and export them as CSV.
EXPOTIRA does not require internal IP addresses, hostnames, credentials or network diagrams for the central security assessment. Only information required for the requested analysis is transferred. Where context is needed, selected security-relevant attributes can be supplied without exposing complete configurations; a customer-defined pseudonymous asset ID can preserve the internal mapping.
Product and version information can itself be security-relevant. Minimized datasets are therefore processed only over protected connections.
EXPOTIRA does not replace existing monitoring, SIEM or asset-management systems. It complements and connects their information with central security intelligence. Integrations with solutions such as REALTECH theGuard and Splunk can bring inventory, security and event data into a common assessment context.
Product and company names are mentioned solely as examples of integration possibilities and do not imply partnership or certification unless explicitly stated.
The exact scope is tailored to the environment, data sources, number of users and integration requirements. Pricing is provided individually.
EXPOTIRA SEC is operated centrally. The security-intelligence engine and its central intelligence database are not installed in customer networks.