Vulnerability management
Move from a package finding to the advisory behind it. Review affected devices, investigation status, and assessment coverage.
Explore the evidenceEndpoint risk. Service health. The next maintenance window. Bring them into one workspace—with AI to help you make sense of the evidence.
“What should I review before the maintenance window?”
Illustrative assistant promptTHE NETPROBE PLATFORM
Understand what you have, where it needs attention, and what to do next—without losing the context between tools.
Move from a package finding to the advisory behind it. Review affected devices, investigation status, and assessment coverage.
Explore the evidenceTurn remediation into a reviewable maintenance plan. Choose devices, set a window, define reboot policy, and record approval.
Plan the changeTrack public service availability and response times. Keep failed checks, incidents, and recovery history in the same operational view.
Follow the signalAsk about findings, incidents, and maintenance plans. Get read-only guidance informed by the evidence available in your workspace.
Ask the next questionA CLOSER LOOK
Explore four moments in an IT team’s day.Fictional data. Sample guidance. No live systems connected.
Trace a finding back to the assessed package and advisory before deciding how to respond.
Unassessed or stale inventory is a coverage gap—not a clean bill of health.
A WORKFLOW YOUR TEAM OWNS
NetProbe is being built around the work between an alert and a resolved issue. The goal is a clear chain of evidence, decisions, and verification.
See what’s ready today →Enroll endpoints, review inventory, and add service checks. Start with a clear view of the systems you manage.
Inspect advisory evidence and incident history. Bring the assistant into the investigation when you need another view.
Document the maintenance scope, window, and reboot policy. Review the proposal with your team before approval.
WHERE THE PRODUCT STANDS
Evaluate what works today.
Help shape what we build next.
| Product area | Available in the pilot | In development or planned |
|---|---|---|
| Endpoint inventory | Windows, Linux, and macOS inventory, heartbeats, and customer-scoped workspaces. | Signed installers, agent updates, and expanded endpoint telemetry. |
| Vulnerability management | Supported Debian 11–13 source-package assessment, advisory evidence, and investigation records. | Broader platform coverage, additional security feeds, and risk prioritization. |
| Patch management | Device selection, maintenance windows, reboot policies, and plan approval. | Missing-update detection, controlled deployment, and post-update verification. |
| Monitoring | Approved public HTTPS, TCP, and SIP checks, response times, and incident history. | CPU, memory, and disk metrics; SNMP; discovery; and probes for private networks. |
| AI assistant | Optional read-only analysis of selected workspace evidence through a configured AI provider. | Deeper evidence connections and more complete remediation planning. |
| Compliance evidence | Inventory, findings, and operational audit exports as building blocks. | Configuration baselines, PCI DSS and SOC 2 evidence workflows, and an evidence vault. |
The pilot records patch plans; it does not install updates. Vulnerability coverage is currently limited to supported Debian packages. Roadmap items are development goals, not delivery commitments.
NetProbe is being built for internal IT teams, managed service providers, and growing businesses that want endpoint risk and service health in one operational workspace. The private pilot helps us validate those workflows with a small group of teams.
The pilot includes inventory collectors for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Inventory support and vulnerability coverage are different: the current vulnerability assessment supports Debian 11–13 source packages. Other platforms are shown as unassessed.
Not in the current pilot. You can prepare and approve maintenance plans, including device scope, a maintenance window, and a reboot policy. Update discovery, patch execution, and verification are planned development.
The current assistant is read-only. When configured, it uses selected workspace evidence to help explain findings and suggest next steps. It cannot run endpoint commands or install updates. The public demo uses clearly labeled sample responses.
No. Future compliance work is focused on collecting evidence and supporting readiness workflows. NetProbe does not certify PCI DSS compliance or provide SOC 2 attestation.
Tell us about your environment and your main use case. We’ll discuss scope and availability with you before onboarding a small set of test systems. Pricing and support terms are discussed individually; submitting a request does not start a paid subscription.
LET’S BUILD FROM REAL EVIDENCE
What are you trying to understand, protect, or keep running? Tell us where the friction is. We’ll help define a focused NetProbe pilot.