Cetbix Sentinel is a unified Risk-Based Vulnerability Management (RBVM), IT/OT/cloud asset intelligence and software governance platform. It combines agentless discovery, software inventory, vulnerability intelligence, CISA KEV, MITRE ATT&CK context and AI-assisted remediation guidance.

Sentinel connects vulnerability findings with software inventory, asset exposure, business criticality, exploitability and attack context. It also provides software licence governance, helping teams manage cybersecurity risk and software expenditure together.

Yes. Sentinel evaluates vulnerabilities in the context of technical severity, exploitability, exposure, known exploitation and business criticality to help teams focus on the most consequential risks.

Sentinel supports Windows, Linux and macOS environments. The depth of discovery and available information can vary by operating system, integration and deployment configuration.

Sentinel is designed for cybersecurity teams, vulnerability managers, IT administrators, software asset managers, compliance teams and technology leaders responsible for complex IT and OT environments.

Sentinel uses agentless discovery and supported infrastructure data sources to identify assets, operating systems, installed software and relevant system information across applicable IT, OT and cloud environments.

Sentinel is designed around agentless discovery. Depending on the environment, it uses supported network discovery methods, integrations and available management data sources without requiring a dedicated Sentinel agent on every asset.

Yes. Discovery and inventory comparisons help reveal newly detected assets, assets absent from existing records and changes that require investigation.

Yes. Sentinel supports applicable on-premises, cloud and hybrid asset intelligence. Visibility depends on configured discovery sources, permissions and supported integrations.

Depending on the source, Sentinel can capture device identifiers, operating systems and versions, installed software, running processes and services, network and location information, software usage and discovery status.

Yes. Geographic dashboards help teams view the distribution of discovered assets and related inventory information across locations.

Yes. Sentinel highlights newly discovered and removed assets, recent discovery activity and inventory changes to support ongoing asset visibility.

Sentinel correlates discovered software and version information with known vulnerability intelligence, including CVE records and CVSS severity data, to flag software that may be affected.

Yes. CVE identifiers and CVSS scores provide technical vulnerability context that Sentinel enriches with exposure, exploitability, exploitation activity and business impact.

Sentinel considers vulnerability severity, exploitability, known exploitation, asset exposure, business criticality and relevant threat context to help prioritise remediation.

Yes. Sentinel includes business criticality as a structured input so that the importance of affected assets influences remediation priority.

Yes. Sentinel incorporates asset exposure into contextual risk assessment to distinguish vulnerabilities affecting more exposed assets.

Yes. Exploitability intelligence is part of Sentinel’s structured risk assessment and helps teams interpret how likely or practical exploitation may be.

Yes. Sentinel incorporates the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog to identify vulnerabilities with documented exploitation in the wild.

KEV data identifies vulnerabilities known to have been exploited. Sentinel combines this evidence with exposure, business criticality, exploitability and severity to support remediation decisions.

Yes. Sentinel incorporates MITRE ATT&CK context to help teams understand relevant adversary tactics and techniques associated with security risks.

MITRE ATT&CK provides a structured view of adversary behaviour. Sentinel uses relevant technique context to help teams interpret potential attack scenarios and plan remediation.

Yes. Sentinel incorporates ransomware-related threat context to help teams evaluate relevant vulnerabilities alongside exploitation evidence and asset risk.

Yes. Its software inventory and version intelligence help identify outdated applications and versions that warrant updating, replacement or further review.

Sentinel’s core vulnerability intelligence correlates discovered assets and software versions with known vulnerability data. This is different from intrusive active vulnerability scanning or penetration testing; confirm any additional scanning capabilities for your deployment.

Sentinel provides AI-assisted software advisory and remediation guidance to help teams interpret findings, understand risk and identify potential corrective actions.

Yes. Sentinel provides guidance such as reviewing affected software, assessing available updates and addressing high-priority findings. IT and security teams retain responsibility for validating and implementing changes.

Sentinel supports risk-based prioritisation by combining vulnerability intelligence with exploitability, exposure, known exploitation and business criticality.

It improves asset visibility, highlights potentially vulnerable software, identifies known exploitation context and directs attention to the most significant remediation priorities.

Yes. Sentinel brings together asset, software, vulnerability, exploitation and MITRE ATT&CK context to help turn technical findings into informed remediation decisions.

Yes. Sentinel supports software inventory, usage analysis, licence governance, compliance assessment and software optimisation.

Sentinel helps reconcile software installations and usage with available licence entitlement records, highlighting potential compliance gaps and discrepancies.

Yes. Available software usage and entitlement information can reveal unused or underutilised licences that may be candidates for reclamation or optimisation.

Yes. Sentinel provides visibility into recorded licence expiration and renewal dates so teams can identify upcoming actions.

Yes. Licence reconciliation, software usage analysis and optimisation reporting can reveal potential savings and unnecessary expenditure.

Yes. Sentinel provides vendor spend and software cost insights to support budgeting and optimisation.

Yes. Sentinel highlights licence discrepancies, renewal concerns, underused entitlements and other software governance issues that warrant review.

Depending on edition and configuration, dashboards cover discovery health, asset coverage and geography, hardware and software inventory, licence reconciliation, potential savings, vendor expenditure, renewals, vulnerability intelligence and risk priorities.

Yes. Consolidated dashboards and reports help communicate asset visibility, licence governance, expenditure, compliance and cybersecurity risk to decision-makers.

Yes. Sentinel helps monitor discovery coverage, inventory changes, software compliance and related trends over time.

Yes. Sentinel highlights assets affected by elevated vulnerability risk, known exploitation, exposure, business criticality or software governance concerns.

Sentinel supports ongoing discovery, inventory refreshes and monitoring of relevant software and governance data. Frequency depends on configuration, source availability and integrations.

Sentinel provides API and integration capabilities for connecting supported asset, infrastructure and security data sources. Specific connectors and scope should be confirmed for the deployment.

Yes. Sentinel can complement these systems with asset intelligence, software governance and contextual vulnerability information. It is not positioned as a replacement for a complete ITSM or SIEM platform.

Sentinel offers enterprise security and access-control capabilities. Specific encryption, authentication, audit, hosting and data protection controls should be verified for the selected edition and deployment.

Deployment depends on asset volume, network complexity, permissions, discovery methods and integrations. Initial discovery can begin after the required connectivity and configuration are established.

Yes. Sentinel is intended for organisations with distributed assets and centralised requirements for software governance, asset intelligence and risk-based vulnerability management. Enterprise sizing is tailored to deployment needs.

Manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, education, government, retail, logistics, technology and other sectors with significant IT or OT estates can benefit.

Sentinel is offered in annual, asset-based subscription editions: Discover for asset inventory, Govern for software governance, Intelligence for vulnerability and risk intelligence, and Enterprise for tailored large-scale requirements. Confirm current pricing and edition inclusions with Cetbix.

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