Why Asset-Risk Mapping Matters
Security teams often have vulnerabilities scattered across scanners, CI/CD, ASM, cloud, and internal tooling.But without knowing which asset each risk belongs to, triage becomes slow and disconnected. Asset-Risk Mapping solves that by:
Combining exposure, vulnerability, and ownership data into one asset profile
Providing context on how critical or externally-facing an asset actually is
Prioritizing risks based on business value and environment
Showing how many risks affect each asset in real time
How Snapsec Maps Risk to Assets
1
Consolidate Risk Sources
AIM ingests vulnerabilities, exposures, API misconfigurations, expired certificates, shadow assets, and more.
2
Attach Risk to the Correct Asset
Each risk is automatically linked to DNS records, certificates, APIs, IPs, applications, and employee-linked objects.
3
Calculate Auto-Risk Score
AIM uses exposure level, vulnerability severity, asset importance, and business context to compute an intelligent risk score.
4
Visualize Risk Distribution
Every asset shows risk breakdowns, severity charts, environment impact, and exposure correlation.
What Problems This Solves
Context-Aware Triage
Teams instantly understand which assets are most at risk — not just which issues are severe.
Faster Prioritization
Risk scoring and exposure correlations highlight what must be fixed first.
Unified Risk Visibility
Eliminates fragmented vulnerability lists by attaching them directly to assets.
Key Benefits for Your Security Team
Exposure-Aware Risk
Risks on externally exposed assets are automatically prioritized higher.
Asset-Centric View
Every IP, API, domain, certificate, and application shows its complete risk footprint.
Centralized Insights
Filter by environment, owner, source, vulnerability count, severity, and more.
Real-Time Monitoring
Risk automatically updates as assets change, expire, or appear in new scans.
Example Asset-Risk Scenarios
A public-facing API with 300 endpoints and 2 medium vulnerabilities receives elevated auto-risk.
An exposed IP belonging to AWS with no owner and open ports increases risk weight instantly.
A certificate that expired 90 days ago contributes risk to all associated domains.
A shadowed subdomain with no WAF and outdated tech stack is flagged as high-risk.
An employee account tied to external apps shows suspicious inactivity and risk accumulation.
What Happens After Mapping
1
Risk Score Updated
Auto-risk recalculates dynamically based on exposures, vulnerabilities, and business context.
2
Triage Becomes Faster
Assets with the highest combined risk appear at the top of dashboards.
3
Routing to VM
High-risk assets and vulnerabilities flow directly into Snapsec VM for remediation workflows.
4
Continuous Refinement
As new assets appear or risks change, mapping updates immediately.
Next Steps
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See how Snapsec AIM brings intelligence and real-time mapping to every asset.