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Use case · Exposure

Exposure and vulnerability

Scanners are good at producing findings and poor at telling you which ones can actually hurt you. The missing work is joining a finding to an asset, an owner, an exposure and an exploit, and most of that context lives outside the scanner.

Runs on

Tenable · Qualys · Wiz · CMDB · ITSM

Autonomy

levels 1 to 3

The problem today

A severity score is not a priority

A critical on an isolated test box and a high on an internet facing gateway carry the same colour in most tools. Working out which is which means knowing what the asset does, who owns it, whether it is reachable and whether anyone is exploiting the flaw in the wild.

That work is manual, so it happens for a handful of findings a month, and the rest are prioritised by number rather than by risk.

What CloudPeek does

Fixed, not just flagged.

CloudPeek // flow · finding to fixflow 03 · found to fixed
OT adjacencyasset criticalityruntime coverageexploit intelFINDINGCVE-2026-1187REACHABILITYedge-gw · internet facingPRIORITISEcrown jewel adjacentFIX PLANpatch + config changeAPPROVEchange window · operatorFIXEDverified closed
OT aware before it prioritises · nothing changes outside the windowEvery step recorded
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CloudPeek // action trail · illustrative entriesautonomy level 2
09:26:41INGESTScanner findings received. 1,847 open across the estate.
09:26:52RESOLVEAssets matched to owners, business criticality and network exposure.
09:27:02ASSESSCVE-2026-1187 on edge-gw. Internet facing, known exploited, exploit code public.
09:27:08PRIORITISE3 findings meet all four conditions. 1,844 do not and are ranked accordingly.
09:27:15PREPAREPatch route identified, change window proposed, owner notified. Held for approval.
read only by default · policy bounded · kill switch with the operatorAll actions traced
At level 1A ranked list with the reasoning behind each position, ready for your vulnerability lead.
At level 2The patch route and change request are drafted and held. An operator authorises the change.
At level 3Patching runs within declared guardrails on asset classes you have nominated, then verifies.

What you get

Outcomes, not activity.

PrioritisationRanked by exploitabilityFour conditions checked on every finding, not a severity score read alone.
OwnershipFindings reach a personEach one matched to an owner and a route, rather than sitting in a shared queue.
VerificationFixed means verifiedThe record shows the patch applied and confirmed, not the ticket closed.

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