Kervo AI maps your internet-facing surface from your domains and pulls your internal estate from the EDR, vulnerability scanners and patch management tools you already run. Every domain, cloud workload, server, endpoint and network device, plus leaked credentials and vendors, in one live inventory that maintains itself.
SAST, SCA, secrets, SBOM and CBOM on every repository.
Every internet-facing asset, including the forgotten ones.
Leaked credentials, data and brand, tied to real accounts.
Continuous outside-in monitoring of your vendors' posture.
One live inventory of everything you actually have.
Ask most teams for their asset inventory and you get a CMDB that was accurate eighteen months ago, a cloud console and someone's memory. That gap is where breaches start: an acquisition's 400 unaudited hosts, a contractor's credential in a breach dump. Nothing outside the inventory gets scanned, patched or monitored.
Your EDR knows the endpoints it's installed on. Your scanner knows the subnets it was pointed at. Your patch tool knows the machines it manages. Each holds a piece, and nobody holds the picture.
Give Kervo AI your domains, read-only cloud access and API keys for the tools you already run. From the outside, it enumerates subdomains, fingerprints services and finds forgotten infrastructure. From the inside, it pulls hosts, servers, endpoints and network devices from your EDR (CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, Palo Alto Cortex XDR, Sophos), your vulnerability scanners (Nessus, Rapid7, OpenVAS) and your patch management tools, alongside the asset graph from AWS, Azure and GCP. The built-in network scanner finds the devices none of them manage.
The output is one deduplicated inventory with every relationship mapped: the same server seen by your EDR, your scanner and your cloud account becomes one asset. Everything is cross-referenced against dark web sources and your vendor list, and new subdomains, open ports, unmanaged devices and newly public workloads are flagged within the hour.
The inventory underneath all of Know. Kervo AI connects to your EDR, vulnerability scanners, patch management, identity provider and cloud accounts, and runs its own network scanner, to find every host, server, endpoint, network device, container, application and identity. The same machine reported by five tools becomes one asset, with its owner, patch state and relationships mapped and kept current. Tag criticality here and Evaluate ranks by blast radius.
Continuous discovery of everything facing the internet: subdomains, IP ranges, cloud endpoints, API gateways, acquired infrastructure. Each asset is fingerprinted for version, known CVEs and certificate validity.
Breach dumps, paste sites, criminal marketplaces, ransomware leak pages and threat-actor channels, watched for your domains, brand and executives. Findings arrive with the account, the source and an attribution.
Outside-in monitoring of your vendors' real posture, with no questionnaires. A vendor whose posture degrades in March does not stay approved until January.
Discovery runs from the outside in and from the inside out. From outside, passive DNS, certificate transparency, WHOIS and OSINT build the external map without touching your infrastructure, followed by lightweight, rate-limited probing of what's found. From inside, read-only API connections pull assets from your cloud accounts, identity provider, EDR, vulnerability scanners and patch management tools. The built-in network scanner then covers the devices none of them see, such as switches, firewalls, printers and unmanaged hosts.
All of it feeds one data model, so a leaked credential correlates with the identity it belongs to, the laptop that identity signs in from and the servers that laptop can reach.
Know produces the complete picture. It does not tell you what to worry about. Evaluate works out which few findings matter, ranks them by what an attacker can reach, and assembles them into attack paths.
That is the assumption. You provide seed domains, cloud credentials and API access to the tools you already run, and Kervo AI builds the inventory. Teams routinely find 20 to 40% more internet-facing assets than they had on record, and internal devices that no single tool was tracking.
EDR and XDR platforms such as CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, Palo Alto Cortex XDR and Sophos. Vulnerability scanners such as Nessus, Rapid7 and OpenVAS. Patch management tools, your identity provider, and AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle Cloud. The built-in network scanner covers devices none of them manage. See the full integrations list.
No new agents. External discovery is largely passive, cloud accounts and your existing tools connect through read-only APIs, and the built-in scanner covers the rest of the network. If you already run an EDR, Kervo AI reads from the agents you have.
First findings within hours. A complete picture across external, cloud, endpoints and network within 48 hours of connecting.
Read-only, least privilege. Kervo AI never modifies your configuration, and the permission sets are documented and reviewable before you grant anything.
A breach service says an address appeared in a dump. Kervo AI says which employee, what the account reaches, and whether the credential is being sold.
We run discovery against your real domains, cloud accounts and the tools you already run, and walk you through what comes back, including the assets you didn't know about.
