Lansweeper

What it does

Lansweeper is a Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management (CAASM) platform that builds one continuously updated inventory of every technology asset across IT, OT, IoT, and cloud estates, enriched with configuration, lifecycle, and vulnerability context. Its differentiator is full-spectrum discovery: credentialed scanning, passive traffic analysis, cloud APIs, and agents feed a single normalized, deduplicated record set that IT and security teams share. It supplies asset data to security tooling rather than performing patching or threat detection.

How it works

Six collection methods feed the inventory: credentialed active scanning, a Traffic Sensor that identifies devices from network traffic, cloud API connectors for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, agents for Windows, macOS, and Linux, imports from systems such as SCCM and Intune, and manual CSV upload. Records are normalized, deduplicated, and federated across installations, then exposed through dashboards, a report builder, IP Range Coverage scoring, diagrams, and Lens Chat natural-language queries. Risk Insights ranks findings using CVSS, EPSS, exploitability signals, and asset criticality, while Flow Builder triggers ticketing, notification, and sync actions from asset events.

Credentials and traction

SOC 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, reviewed against TX-RAMP requirements for Texas public-sector cloud use, and published to the Cloud Security Alliance CAIQ at STAR Level 1. The platform runs in more than 30,000 environments, with customers including Lockheed Martin, Maersk, Hitachi Energy, Warner Music Group, and Red Bull. It targets enterprise IT and security teams, education and public-sector buyers, and managed service providers running distributed hybrid estates.