Know what you run, who is accountable for it and what it supports. OrviQ reconciles what your discovery sources report into one governed register, then connects each asset to the business services, risks, controls and evidence that depend on it.
Illustrative flow of Asset Intelligence in OrviQ. Humans decide at each governed step.
Asset Intelligence is part of the OrviQ platform, built on the same governed data model as the rest of the GRC record.
One register for technology and infrastructure, with a stable business reference, type, environment, criticality and data classification. Named owner and custodian roles are accepted by the person and attested periodically.
Feeds from sources such as CMDBs, vulnerability scanners and endpoint tooling keep their own provenance. Strong matches link on corroborated evidence, and the rest go to a review queue where a person decides.
Observed changes to an asset are raised as explainable signals for review on the asset itself. Accepting or rejecting a change is a recorded human decision.
Relate assets to each other and to the business services they support, so the impact of an asset on a critical service can be traced rather than guessed.
Set expected security-tool coverage by asset class, environment and criticality, see explained gaps, and manage time-boxed exceptions that need independent approval and expire.
Associate assets with existing risks, controls, requirements, findings, evidence and action plans. Candidate links are reviewed before they count, with an immutable history.
The asset register is evidence for governance decisions. It is not the decision.
What a source reports and what the organisation has approved are held separately, with the difference shown rather than overwritten.
Asset data does not decide control effectiveness, risk or compliance on its own. People make those determinations through the normal governed workflows.
Where coverage or ownership is not known, OrviQ reports it as unknown instead of assuming it is healthy.
Walk through the asset register, ownership and reviewed links to GRC with our product team.