JupiterOne integration
Connect JupiterOne asset relationships with Konvu's vulnerability exploitability analysis.
Integration details
Primary category
AppSec Posture Management
Sync direction
JupiterOne ↔ Konvu
Findings are ingested from JupiterOne into Konvu. What Konvu writes back to JupiterOne depends on the integration.
Status
Coming soon
What is JupiterOne?
JupiterOne is a cyber asset management platform that uses a graph database to map relationships between assets, vulnerabilities, users, and controls, enabling compliance queries and risk analysis.
Why connect JupiterOne to Konvu
- Konvu's exploitability data enriches JupiterOne's asset graph with evidence of which vulnerability nodes represent actual risk.
- Graph queries can distinguish between assets with exploitable vulnerabilities versus those with only theoretical exposures.
- Combined platform shows asset relationships, control coverage, and proof of exploitation in a unified security posture view.
How it works
Scan
JupiterOne produces findings from scans or assessments.
Ingest & enrich
Konvu ingests those findings and enriches them with code, configuration, and deployment context.
Assess exploitability
Konvu determines exploitability and recommended action with evidence attached.
Record decisions
Konvu records each verdict with its evidence. What it can write back to JupiterOne depends on the integration.
Quick setup
When JupiterOne is available, you’ll configure it from the integrations list in Konvu.
- 1Go to /configuration/integrations in Konvu and choose JupiterOne.
- 2Authorize access and confirm the data sources you want to sync.
- 3Save the configuration to start syncing.
Sync direction
JupiterOne ↔ Konvu
Findings are ingested from JupiterOne into Konvu. What Konvu writes back to JupiterOne depends on the integration.
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