Asset Management · CAASM

One inventory of everything

Every device, identity and SaaS app — sanctioned or shadow — in a single inventory.

The problem

Each security tool sees a slice. Nobody has one authoritative inventory of what you actually run, so coverage gaps hide in the seams.

What Shadow Span does

CAASM that unifies endpoints, cloud resources, exposed assets and SaaS apps into one inventory, with IDP integration to surface sanctioned versus shadow SaaS and per-app user lists.

What you get

Unified inventory

Endpoints, cloud, EASM assets and SaaS in one place.

IDP integration

Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, OneLogin and JumpCloud.

Shadow IT discovery

Unsanctioned SaaS surfaced from real sign-in data.

Per-app user lists

Who is using what, sanctioned or not.

Coverage correlation

Which assets have an agent, a scan and a finding.

Vendor cross-reference

SaaS apps linked to their third-party-risk vendor record.

How it works

01

Connect IDP + scanners

Identity provider plus your existing Shadow Span modules.

02

Unify

One inventory across every asset class.

03

Classify

Sanctioned versus shadow, per-app users.

04

Flag gaps

Assets missing coverage become an observable signal.

Why Shadow Span

CAASM actually fed by your own endpoint agent, EASM and cloud inventory — not a standalone tool you have to feed.

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See Asset Management · CAASM alongside the rest of your security program — correlated, not siloed.