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Phosphorus provides deep risk visibility, including: • Default or weak credentials • Outdated or vulnerable firmware with CVE, KEV, and EPSS context • Expired or self-signed certificates • Insecure...
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Phosphorus uses its patented Intelligent Active Discovery, which interacts with devices through their native protocols instead of relying on network traffic analysis. This approach is far superior and delivers...
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Phosphorus supports a wide range of connected devices, including: • IoT devices like cameras, printers, and badge readers • OT and industrial systems such as PLCs and controllers •...
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Most organizations lack visibility into their connected devices. Many run with default passwords, outdated firmware, or insecure configurations, making them easy targets for attackers. These devices often sit outside...
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xIoT refers to the extended Internet of Things, including all connected cyber-physical devices such as IP cameras, printers, IP phones, POS terminals, HVAC and building management systems, access control...
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Organizations using Phosphorus typically achieve: • Full visibility into all connected devices • Reduction in attack surface through automated remediation • Elimination of default credentials and insecure configurations •...
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No. Phosphorus is agentless and does not require SPAN ports, taps, or additional hardware. It can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments with minimal setup.
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Phosphorus can discover and classify devices in minutes, not months, and does not require agents, hardware, or network changes. Organizations gain immediate visibility and can begin remediation almost immediately...