Most incidents occur from exposures you already knew about.

Organizations deploy advanced tools for detection, vulnerability management, and cloud security.

Yet when incidents occur, leaders are left without clear answers to the most critical questions:

“Which exposure truly mattered, why it mattered, and what should have been fixed first?”

What is real exposure?

Real exposure is not an individual alert or an isolated CVE. It is how weaknesses, threat activity, identities, and business-critical assets converge in a specific environment, at a specific moment.

A real exposure emerges when:

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    Weaknesses exist

    vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, risky access, missing controls.

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    Live signals activate them

    Threat activity, anomalies, campaigns and behaviors that make those weaknesses relevant now.

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    Business context amplifies impact

    The applications, data, identities and processes that sit behind them

Currently, this understanding is assembled manually from various tools, dashboards, reports, and spreadsheets, often well after key decisions have been required.

Osfiron continuously analyses these relationships, enabling security teams to address real exposures instead of isolated findings and make quicker, well-supported decisions.

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How Does Osfiron make Exposure Decisions?

Osfiron is an AI-native exposure decision engine.

Osfiron assesses how vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, identities, and threats combine within your environment to reveal actual exposure, rather than viewing them separately.

At a high level, it is designed to:

  • Reason across signals bycorrelating security and risk signals to understand exposure formation.

  • Build explainable exposure objects to clearly define relationships, impact paths, and contributing factors for easy tracing.

  • Ensure ongoing business alignment by basing exposure decisions on evolving assets, identities, and key processes.

The result is a dynamic, prioritized view of your actual exposures instead of a static list of findings.

Why does this matter now?

Attackers rarely depend on a single critical flaw. They combine chains of small weaknesses like misconfigurations, risky identities, unpatched vulnerabilities, and overlooked signals, to create an attack path.

At the same time, organizations are facing:

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    Signal saturation

    An increasing number of tools are generating overlapping alerts, findings, and risk indicators.

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    Expanding exposure surfaces

    More cloud environments, SaaS apps, identities, and permissions than ever.

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    AI-driven threats

    Accelerated identification, integration, and exploitation of vulnerabilities

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    Increasing accountability

    Businesses and regulators are demanding clearer explanations of cyber risk in terms they understand.

Therefore, relying on slides, spreadsheets, and intuition to assess actual exposure is no longer effective or scalable.

AI-Native Exposure Decision-Making with Osfiron

Osfiron uses an AI-native approach to address today’s complex cybersecurity challenges. This allows organizations to spot, rank, and address interconnected immediate risks, moving beyond isolated findings.

Osfiron focuses on overall exposures, giving organizations a clear view of their threat landscape. This approach helps security teams prioritize and improve decision-making and response.