Spektion Information

Spektion is a more modern endpoint vulnerability management solution that goes beyond identifying CVEs. It provides the runtime context to prioritize patching and mitigation, identifies undisclosed vulnerabilities in software before a CVE is ever published, and shows how AI agents and internally built applications expand the attack surface where no CVE data exists. Spektion can replace an existing endpoint VM solution across every operating system or sit alongside one to deliver the runtime evidence on exploitability that a CTEM program needs to work. Some critical and high CVEs are noise. Without runtime context, you cannot tell which ones require action. A lightweight sensor records what executes on every workstation and server, at what privilege, with which listeners and outbound destinations, and what it touches. That evidence defends every patch decision and every deprioritization. Three things it does: → Identify which CVEs require action. 50 to 80% of critical CVEs turn out not to require action. One customer cut emergency patches by 60%. → See what has no CVE. Undisclosed vulnerabilities in vendor software, internally built and AI-written applications, what AI agents execute and the binaries they create, and credentials found on disk. One customer found 215 remote management tools and consolidated 80% of them. → Act without a patch. A preventive control as OS configuration and detection content for your SIEM and EDR mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. First findings on day one. One sensor on Windows, macOS, and Linux, deployed through the endpoint management tooling you already run, alongside your EDR. Under 2% CPU overhead. SOC 2 Type 2. The platform is Continuous Runtime Exposure Management (CREM). Founded in 2024 by red teamers, vulnerability researchers, and a former CISO. Backed by LiveOak Ventures. Customers include NielsenIQ, Granicus, and Juul Labs. Runtime Insights, the monthly newsletter, lives on this page. Demo requests at spektion.com/demo.