Manage Exposure in One Place. Reduce Risk Continuously.

Vulnerability management typically centers on identifying and tracking vulnerabilities. TrollEye is built around the broader CTEM lifecycle: scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization.

That means the goal is not simply to generate a larger findings list. TrollEye brings together exposure discovery, business and asset context, exploitability, attack paths, validation, ownership, remediation initiatives, retesting, and measurement so teams can continuously move from exposure to verified risk reduction.

No. TrollEye is a native CTEM solution, not a dashboard layered on top of a collection of scanners. The platform includes native capabilities for identifying, prioritizing, validating, managing, and measuring exposures.

TrollEye can connect to parts of your environment for additional asset and security context, but its value does not depend on aggregating findings from a stack of separate exposure products.

TrollEye is designed to start producing useful exposure context without turning implementation into a major security project. Teams can begin by verifying their domain, reviewing their external attack surface and identity exposure, and then expand coverage based on the environment and the CTEM capabilities they need.

From there, cloud, code, endpoint, firewall, collaboration, and remediation workflow connections can add context and help fit TrollEye into existing security and engineering operations.

Severity is only one input. TrollEye can add context such as exploitability, threat intelligence, attack paths, compensating controls, asset ownership, business criticality, and confidentiality, integrity, and availability impact.

The result is a more useful decision model: not simply “what is technically severe?” but “what creates meaningful exposure in this environment, and what should the team address first?”

Discovery is the beginning, not the outcome. TrollEye adds the context needed to determine what matters, validates risk, and helps move prioritized exposures to the people who can act on them.

The operating flow is straightforward: Finding → Context → Priority → Owner → Action → Verification. Teams can coordinate remediation initiatives, track ownership and timelines, request retesting, and maintain evidence that the exposure was actually reduced rather than simply marked complete.

Validation is about determining whether an exposure represents real, relevant risk rather than treating every finding as equal. TrollEye combines automated validation with human-led testing where deeper expertise is needed.

Expert services such as penetration testing, purple teaming, DevSecOps, and other hands-on testing can provide additional evidence around exploitability, attack paths, control effectiveness, and remediation decisions.

Today, your team stays in control of remediation. TrollEye helps move validated exposures into coordinated action through ownership, role-based workflows, remediation initiatives, timelines, Jira-supported workflows, expert guidance, and retesting.

Agentic remediation capabilities are on our roadmap. The direction is to help teams move even faster from validated exposure to remediation while keeping the process controlled and verifiable.

The platform and expert services are designed to work together, but services can be added based on the depth of expertise and testing your organization needs.

Some teams primarily need the technology to continuously manage exposure. Others use TrollEye experts for deeper validation, penetration testing, application security, dark web analysis, detection testing, or remediation guidance. The combination can expand as your needs change.

In some environments, yes. TrollEye is designed to consolidate capabilities across exposure management and validation rather than become another layer on top of them.

Depending on your current stack and requirements, organizations may be able to consolidate capabilities associated with SAST, DAST, SCA, penetration testing, breach and attack simulation, dark web analysis, and SIEM. The right answer depends on what each existing product is doing in your environment, so replacement should be evaluated capability by capability.

Closing a ticket is not the same as proving risk reduction. TrollEye maintains exposure history and supports retesting so teams can connect completed work back to measurable changes in the security environment.

That gives security leaders a clearer story around what mattered, what was addressed, what was verified, and how exposure is changing over time rather than reporting activity alone.

Automated CTEM plans start at $995 per month. Eligible packages include a 14-day free trial so teams can begin reviewing their own attack surface and exposure data before committing.

Expert services can be added based on scope and need, allowing organizations to start with the level of platform and expertise that makes sense for their security environment.

You do not have to wait for a long implementation cycle to begin seeing useful exposure data. The initial experience is designed to get teams into their own environment quickly: start the trial, verify your domain, review your attack surface, and check identity exposure.

Eligible packages include a 14-day free trial. From there, coverage and workflows can expand as TrollEye becomes part of the organization's continuous exposure management process.