TrollEye gives your team a centralized view of exposures across the environment, with the context needed to understand what each exposure affects and what should happen next.

Teams can move from the overall exposure picture into individual assets and findings, review asset history and risk context, investigate attack paths, see ownership, and track remediation work and initiatives from the same platform.

TrollEye continuously builds visibility across the attack surface and can use connections to environments such as Azure, AWS, GitHub, EDR, and firewalls to add asset and security context.

Asset history helps teams understand how an asset and its exposures change over time instead of treating every scan or discovery event as an isolated snapshot.

TrollEye is a native CTEM platform, not an aggregator that requires other exposure products to generate its findings.

Native discovery can surface issues such as vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, excessive permissions, public exposure, insecure network conditions, exposed secrets, identity exposure, and attack paths across the attack surface.

TrollEye goes beyond a severity score by bringing multiple decision factors into the exposure record. Teams can evaluate confidentiality, integrity, availability, exploitability, threat intelligence, attack paths, compensating controls, ownership, and business criticality.

This makes prioritization specific to the asset and environment rather than relying on the technical severity of a finding alone.

Yes. Attack-path context helps teams understand when individual weaknesses can be connected into a more meaningful route through the environment.

That context can then be used alongside exploitability, asset criticality, compensating controls, and other factors when deciding which exposures deserve priority.

TrollEye uses validation to help determine whether an exposure represents meaningful, exploitable risk instead of assuming every discovered finding should be treated equally.

Automated validation can be supplemented by expert-led security testing when deeper human validation is needed, with the resulting context feeding the same exposure-management process.

Findings are organized through role-based views so different teams and stakeholders can focus on the exposures relevant to their responsibilities rather than working from the same broad list of findings.

Individual findings can be assigned directly to users, giving teams clear ownership of remediation work while keeping the exposure, its context, and remediation progress connected inside TrollEye's CTEM Platform.

TrollEye supports workflows with Jira, Slack, and Microsoft Teams so exposure work can reach the people responsible for acting on it without requiring every stakeholder to live inside the security platform.

TrollEye remains the place where exposure context, ownership, progress, and verification can be connected back to the broader CTEM process.

TrollEye uses role-based views so the platform does not have to look the same for every stakeholder. Security teams can work with detailed exposure and validation context, while other users can focus on the findings and remediation work relevant to their responsibilities.

Security leadership can use broader exposure, remediation, and reporting views to understand progress and outcomes without reducing the solution to a raw vulnerability count.

Teams can request retesting after remediation rather than treating a completed task as proof that the security condition changed.

Verification and exposure history preserve the evidence needed to show whether the issue was actually resolved and connect completed remediation back to measurable risk reduction.

TrollEye currently includes 10 templated reporting options designed for different security and business needs, with additional report types on the way.

Available reporting includes views built for compliance, executive reporting, remediation progress, and other areas of the CTEM process. This helps teams turn platform data into reporting for different stakeholders while connecting exposure management and remediation work back to measurable progress.

Today, remediation remains controlled by your team. TrollEye provides the context, ownership, remediation initiatives, guidance, and verification needed to move exposures toward resolution without making uncontrolled changes to your environment.

Agentic remediation capabilities are on the roadmap to help teams accelerate that process while keeping remediation controlled and verifiable.