Adversaries see what your tools miss. They move in minutes.
Manual triage takes weeks.
That gap is where breaches happen.
Nagomi replaces the manual investigation, triage, and coordination that keep exposure open.
Security outcomes every CFO will love.
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Faster investigations
What took 30 minutes now takes under 4. Agents do the correlation. Analysts get the verdict.
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Backlog reduction
Agents prioritize, route, and close exposures continuously. The backlog stops growing.
FTE’s
Capacity returned
Same team. More output. Agents handle the repetitive work so your analysts focus on what matters.
Agents are the multiplier. Context is the foundation.
Exposure doesn’t start with one signal. Vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, identity risk, control drift, threats, it all connects. Without context, teams chase noise. With context, the right work gets done. Nagomi turns that into execution.
From signal to verified fix.
Capture the signal.
Detect what’s actually exposed.
Vulnerabilities pile up. So do misconfigurations, coverage gaps, control drift, and active threats. Most tools show you each one in isolation. Nagomi agents connect them. When signals converge into real exposure, the investigation starts automatically.
Focus on what’s exploitable.
Investigate in minutes, not hours.
Every exposure signal gets evaluated against your real defensive state. Exploitability, compensating controls, asset criticality, business impact. Agents run the same analysis an experienced analyst would. The output is a validated verdict with clear reasoning. Not a queue.
Drive and validate the outcome
Fix and verify. Everytime.
Agents assign ownership, determine the remediation path, and push structured tasks into ServiceNow, Jira, or your existing workflow. After the fix lands, agents re-validate against your live environment. If conditions shift, the case re-opens. Automatically.
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What changes when exposureruns as an operation.
“We spent years collecting exposure data that lived in dashboards and required manual stitching. Nagomi turned that into operational context across teams. The biggest shift is speed and alignment. Exposure now integrates into security operations, helping us prioritize response and verify fixes at scale. This isn’t another visibility tool, it drives remediation that actually holds.”
Iain Paterson CISO, WELL Health Technologies
“Nagomi gives us a central control point so specialists and operations teams can see risks, act quickly, and cut turnaround time.”
Lars BrunsgårdCISO, Topsoe
“Nagomi was a wake-up call. It shows us exactly where coverage is missing and gives me the confidence to explain risk to the board with real data.”
Matthew Mudry CISO, Home Serve
“Nagomi enables proactive management without waiting for alerts, ensuring we get full value from our security investments.”
Tanner Randolph CIO & CISO, Applied
“We went from four separate views of risk to one shared picture of exposure. That changed how fast we could move.”
Director of VM, large hotel chain
Real outcomes from real environments.
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Nagomi security: your questions, answered
Discover how Nagomi unifies exposures, strengthens controls, and helps teams reduce risk with context, automation, and scale.
How does Nagomi build a real-time inventory of all our assets, even across siloed tools?
Nagomi integrates with over 100 leading technologies using read-only API connections to unify data from your entire security stack into a single, comprehensive view. This integration enables the creation of an accurate, real-time asset inventory, allowing continuous assessment and evaluation of your defenses against evolving threats.
How quickly can I deploy Nagomi and start seeing results?
Can Nagomi show me gaps or overlaps across tools like CrowdStrike, Defender, Okta, and others?
How does Nagomi help me prioritize exposures so I’m not chasing every CVE?
How does Nagomi track improvements over time and highlight when coverage drifts or degrades?
Can Nagomi help me report on security effectiveness to executives, boards, or regulators?
How does Nagomi scale across business units, subsidiaries, or portfolio companies with different stacks?
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