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Continuous Threat & Exposure Management
Stop drowning in scanner output. LiteThreat pulls findings from all the tools you already run, de-duplicates them into one clean inventory, ranks them by real-world risk, and drives the few that actually matter to closure.
In development. Join the early-access list to help shape the roadmap.
Total Exposures
24,918
Exploitable (KEV)
31
Assets at Risk
612
SLA Compliance
92%
Prioritized Exposures
Findings by Source
After dedup: 24,918 unique of 42,306 ingested
Remediation Queue
LiteThreat runs Gartner’s five-stage Continuous Threat and Exposure Management loop — not a periodic scan-and-report exercise.
Define the business-critical assets and attack surfaces — on-prem, cloud, and external — that belong in the program.
Continuously ingest exposures — CVEs, misconfigs, identity and cloud gaps — from every connected scanner and tool.
Rank by real risk: CVSS + EPSS + CISA KEV + threat intel + asset criticality, so a short urgent list rises to the top.
Confirm which exposures are genuinely reachable and exploitable via attack-path analysis, and verify fixes actually work.
Turn findings into owned, tracked work with SLAs, routed to the right teams, and measure real exposure reduction.
It doesn’t replace your scanners — it operationalizes them.
Connect read-only to the scanners and security tools you already run and pull all of their findings into one system of record.
Transform heterogeneous tool output into a common model of assets and findings, matching assets across tools and collapsing duplicate findings.
Score every exposure with CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV, threat intelligence, and business/asset context — surfacing the small subset that is genuinely urgent.
Continuously discover internet-facing and shadow assets — subdomains, forgotten hosts, M&A exposure — to see what an attacker sees.
Model how assets, identities, and vulnerabilities chain together to reveal the toxic combinations that create a real path to compromise.
Route prioritized work to owners and create or sync tickets bidirectionally in Jira and ServiceNow, with closure validation confirming the fix.
Set and report remediation SLAs by severity, track breaches and overdue items, and hold owners accountable per team and business unit.
Executive and operational dashboards that show risk trending down over time — findings closed vs. discovered — not just discovery volume.
Operate as an always-on loop that re-checks exposures and controls as your environment and the threat landscape change.
Only a small fraction of published CVEs are ever exploited. LiteThreat blends multiple signals so a short, high-confidence list rises above the noise of thousands of “criticals.”
CISA KEV
Known Exploited Vulnerabilities — confirmed active exploitation in the wild. Fix-first.
EPSS
Exploit Prediction Scoring System — probability a vuln will be exploited soon.
CVSS
Base technical severity of the vulnerability, 0–10.
Threat intel
Exploit availability, weaponization, and ransomware / threat-actor association.
Asset criticality
Business importance, data sensitivity, and ownership of the affected asset.
Exposure & reachability
Whether the asset is internet-facing and the vuln is actually reachable.
Like our GRC engine, LiteThreat is an API-integration platform: it reads from the tools you own, normalizes and scores the data, and pushes work back out. The heavy scanning is already done by your upstream tools.
Connect via API to your scanners, cloud tools, and appsec platforms. LiteThreat pulls in their findings.
Findings become a common model of assets and exposures, with duplicates collapsed into one record.
Apply CVSS + EPSS + KEV + threat intel + business context to rank real risk.
Push tickets to Jira / ServiceNow, track SLAs, and validate closure — all via API.
Read from the tools you already run; push work to where your teams live.
Vendor names above indicate planned integration targets and are the trademarks of their respective owners.
LiteThreat is in active development. Join the early-access list and tell us which scanners and ticketing systems you need connected first.