Censys Attack Surface Management (ASM) delivers continuous, automated scanning and accurate attribution of your organization’s internet-based assets. With our best-in-class Attack Surface Management, you gain complete visibility into both your known and unknown externally-facing assets, covering everything from HTTP hosts to Kubernetes clusters. This visibility provides 60% larger coverage than any other competitor with a significant reduction of false positives.
Censys ASM discovers new assets every day, including valuable context about the asset’s exposed ports and protocols. With this integration, you can automatically sync any Censys-discovered assets along with their context to ServiceNow CMDB. This ensures that all assets, including Shadow IT, are properly managed by your IT team. You can now easily monitor for any misconfigured or out-of-compliance internet-facing assets all within ServiceNow CMDB. The integration also saves you a significant amount of time, as you don’t have to manually transfer data or build a custom script.
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Reduce Shadow IT - Ensure that all externally-facing assets are managed by your IT team, eliminating gaps in your visibility.
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Ensure Asset Compliance - Detect and patch out-of-compliance assets by syncing Censys’s port and protocol detection to ServiceNow CMDB.
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Single Pane of Glass for Internet Exposure - Centralize your assets within ServiceNow CMDB, removing the need to monitor multiple locations
Initial Release: The integration between Censys Attack Surface Management and ServiceNow CMDB is now available!
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Automatic sync of Censys asset inventory to ServiceNow CMDB CI tables, including hosts, web entities, storage buckets, certificates, and domains.
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Automatic sync of asset attributes like tags, labels, and location to ServiceNow CI tables
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Ability to filter ingestion by Censys tag and source fields
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Customizable integration sync frequency
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An active subscription to an Enterprise License of Censys Attack Surface Management
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A ServiceNow license that includes ServiceNow CMDB