02 — Web, endpoint, network visibility, and CMDB
  1. CSpace One
  2. CSpace 360
  3. CSpace Pro
  4. CSpace Elite

CSpace 360

See the websites, endpoints, networks, and assets behind your cybersecurity risk.

Combine website security checks, Windows endpoint telemetry, network discovery, device inventory, and technical findings in one operational view.

  • Available now2
  • Available with configuration3
  • In development3
What it covers

CSpace 360 provides technical security visibility across public-facing websites, Windows endpoints, local networks, discovered devices, software, services, and asset inventories, and connects each finding with ownership, risk, remediation, and reporting.

  • 01

    Websites

    Supported checks for TLS, security headers, exposed files and services, and email-domain controls on public-facing sites.

  • 02

    Endpoints

    A Windows agent that reports host, software, service, and network-interface information with local security observations.

  • 03

    Networks

    Device discovery from an authorized endpoint inside the customer network, with open ports and observed services.

  • 04

    Assets

    An inventory of endpoints, devices, websites, and software with ownership, criticality, and linked findings and tickets.

Capability modules — CSpace 360

What the product does, and what state each part is in.

  • Available now
  • Available with configuration
  • In development
  • Planned
  1. 01
    Available now

    Website security scanning

    Checks against public-facing websites, with evidence and recommended remediation on every finding.

    • TLS and certificate conditions
    • Security headers
    • HTTP Strict Transport Security
    • Content Security Policy
    • Clickjacking protection
    • MIME-type protection
    • Referrer policies
    • Potentially dangerous exposed services
    • Exposed environment files
    • Exposed source-control directories
    • Exposed backup files
    • Email-domain controls: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX records
    • Common security weaknesses

    NoteEach result carries a title, severity, description, technical evidence, recommended remediation, status, deadline, and retest workflow. Website scanning is not a substitute for manual penetration testing.

  2. 02
    Available now

    Finding-to-ticket workflow

    Technical findings become managed remediation items with owners, due dates, and retests.

    • Run or receive a security scan
    • Identify a finding
    • Review evidence and severity
    • Create or associate a ticket
    • Assign responsibility
    • Track due dates
    • Apply remediation
    • Request a retest
    • Confirm whether the issue remains
    • Close or reopen the finding
  3. 03
    Available with configuration

    Windows endpoint agent

    A Windows installer and service that reports endpoint telemetry to the vendor’s tenant.

    • Windows installation package
    • Windows Service operation
    • Secure agent identity
    • Vendor-scoped registration
    • Agent heartbeat
    • Endpoint telemetry
    • Operating-system and host information
    • Installed-software inventory with versions
    • Service information
    • Network-interface information
    • Local security observations
    • Vulnerability signature checks for selected software
    • Scan-result reporting
    • Remote scan-target retrieval

    NoteEndpoint visibility requires installation and authorization of the CSpace 360 Windows agent.

  4. 04
    Available with configuration

    Network discovery

    Devices visible from an installed Windows agent, stored in the vendor’s inventory.

    • Discover devices visible from an installed Windows agent
    • Collect IP addresses
    • Collect MAC addresses where available
    • Identify open ports
    • Observe network services
    • Store discovered devices in the vendor’s inventory
    • Maintain vendor-level tenant isolation
    • Validate reported device data
    • Continue processing valid devices if one reported device is malformed

    NoteDiscovery is performed from an authorized endpoint inside the customer network. Identification is based on available network observations, results may require review and classification, and discovery does not guarantee identification of every device.

  5. 05
    Available with configuration

    Network security scanning

    Scans of authorized targets that produce network findings for remediation.

    • Use authorized scan targets
    • Examine reported devices
    • Detect selected exposed ports and services
    • Generate network findings
    • Associate results with the correct vendor
    • Track scan activity and outcomes
    • Feed findings into remediation workflows

    NoteNetwork security scanning is not marketed as a complete vulnerability assessment unless the deployed scan engine and scope support that claim.

  6. 06
    In development

    Asset inventory and CMDB

    Central asset records that connect ownership, criticality, findings, and tickets.

    • Central asset records
    • Endpoint inventory
    • Network-device inventory
    • Website and domain inventory
    • Software and service records
    • Asset ownership, status, criticality, and environment
    • Relationships between assets
    • Findings and tickets linked to assets
    • Client and vendor ownership
    • Search, filtering, and reporting
  7. 07
    In development

    External attack surface

    A prioritized view of public domains, websites, services, and their changes.

    • Public domains and websites
    • Exposed services
    • Certificate information
    • DNS observations
    • Security-header posture
    • External findings
    • Change tracking
    • Prioritized exposure review
  8. 08
    In development

    Vulnerability management

    Consolidated vulnerability records with ownership, due dates, and closure evidence.

    • Consolidated vulnerability records
    • Severity and priority
    • Affected assets
    • Detection source
    • Remediation guidance
    • Ownership and due dates
    • Exception handling
    • Retest results
    • Closure evidence
    • Portfolio-level vulnerability trends
How the work moves

Workflows

Web finding workflow

10 steps
  1. 01 Register website
  2. 02 Run scan
  3. 03 Review findings
  4. 04 Prioritize severity
  5. 05 Create ticket
  6. 06 Assign owner
  7. 07 Remediate
  8. 08 Request retest
  9. 09 Verify result
  10. 10 Close or reopen

Endpoint and network workflow

9 steps
  1. 01 Install authorized Windows agent
  2. 02 Register agent
  3. 03 Receive telemetry
  4. 04 Discover devices
  5. 05 Build inventory
  6. 06 Run supported checks
  7. 07 Generate findings
  8. 08 Assign remediation
  9. 09 Track and retest
Good to know

Positioning we stand behind.

Scope and authorization

Results depend on configuration, scope, connected data sources, installed agents, and customer authorization. Website checks complement, and do not replace, manual penetration testing.

Discovery has limits

Network discovery observes what an authorized agent can see. Device identification is based on available network observations and may require review and classification.

Next step

See CSpace 360 in a demonstration built around your requirements.

We will walk through the workflows that matter to your organization or service model, with the capability status of each module made clear.