Security Operations
JupiterOne Platform
Graph-native CAASM modeling assets as a queryable graph to surface coverage gaps and risk paths.
JupiterOne Platform Overview
What it does
The JupiterOne Platform is a graph-native Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management (CAASM) platform that models an organization's entire environment as a connected graph of assets and relationships rather than a flat inventory. Its distinguishing mechanism is J1QL, a purpose-built query language that lets security teams reason across those relationships, surfacing attack chains, excessive permissions, and risk paths that isolated tool inventories miss.
How it works
The platform ingests devices, cloud resources, users, code, vulnerabilities, and configurations from more than 200 prebuilt integrations into a single graph, resolving them into one connected model. Teams query it with J1QL or in natural language to answer questions such as which resources are unprotected, which users hold excessive permissions, or which assets run outdated software, and to identify where required security controls are missing. Relationship mapping links assets to their owners and dependencies, and the graph is used as the evidence layer for control monitoring. Named customers include HSBC, Okta, Rippling, and Mercury Financial.
Credentials and traction
SOC 2 Type II attested, JupiterOne notably uses its own platform to collect SOC 2 evidence and validate control operation during audit fieldwork. The platform targets enterprise security programs, including Fortune 500 organizations, that want a connected asset graph as the foundation for asset management, exposure, and compliance work.
Key Capabilities
mapped to solution categoriesProvides a structured query interface for ad hoc questions against the unified asset inventory ('which internet-exposed assets are running EOL software?'), without requiring a custom report.
Consolidates and maps the scope of known vulnerabilities and exposures across the deduplicated asset inventory, pairing the vulnerability view with control-gap identification — the "scope of vulnerabilities" half of Gartner's CAASM definition that the coverage-gap row alone does not cover.
Automates remediation and data-correction actions on identified issues — including write-back to update asset records and CMDB data, and prioritization of necessary remediation and mitigation — going beyond a read-only inventory.
Identifies assets not covered by required security controls, endpoints without EDR agents, systems absent from vulnerability scan scope, cloud resources not in CSPM coverage.
Associates discovered assets with business owners, application teams, and cost centers using directory, CMDB, and cloud tag data.
Ingests and normalizes asset records from EDR, CMDB, cloud platforms, vulnerability scanners, and network discovery tools into a unified, deduplicated asset inventory.
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Info last updated on June 30, 2026