Obsonis Exposure Management Platform

Obsonis Exposure Management Platform is a paid exposure-management service that discovers on-site and remote assets and directs risk signals into existing defenses. It is best suited to organizations managing distributed workforces, unmanaged devices, IoT, shadow IT, and other endpoints beyond conventional networks. Its combination of broad hybrid discovery and contextual scoring is useful, but per-license pricing and partial cloud coverage narrow its fit.

Overview

Agentless discovery with hardware and operating-system fingerprinting gives security teams a way to identify assets across hybrid environments without relying on endpoint agents. Obsonis scores devices and users from 0 to 10 through a six-tier algorithm tied to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. That contextual approach helps teams distinguish urgent exposure from a long undifferentiated asset list.

Real-time CVE mapping connects vulnerabilities to discovered devices, flags actively exploited CVEs, and produces exportable reports. Attack path analysis, threat intelligence, and remediation workflows extend the process beyond inventory and scoring. Cloud asset coverage is partial, which makes the platform less compelling for organizations whose central requirement is comprehensive cloud visibility.

Key features

Obsonis connects discovery and risk context to existing security and service-management tools. Its integrations include Cisco Meraki, Tailscale, Twingate, Prisma Access, Splunk, Sumo Logic, ServiceNow, Ivanti, Jira, and MCP. The MCP server gives Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and other compatible clients access to live, tenant-scoped security data; that can bring security context into AI workflows without opening access beyond the tenant.

Continuous compliance evaluation spans more than 16 frameworks, including CMMC, NIST, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, FedRAMP, SOC 2, HIPAA, NIS2, and DORA. The trust center states that UK GDPR and EU GDPR are compliant, while SOC 2 is in audit and ISO 27001 is awaiting audit. Organizations requiring completed SOC 2 or ISO 27001 status should account for that distinction.

The platform runs on Microsoft Azure and uses dedicated databases, AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, Azure Key Vault, private virtual networks, and Azure Firewall. Those controls provide a clearly described infrastructure-security baseline, though they do not change the product’s partial cloud-asset coverage.

Pricing

Obsonis has no free plan, but offers a proof-of-concept trial in the customer’s real environment for about two weeks, with first results within 48 hours. That is a practical way to assess discovery and risk findings before committing, particularly for organizations with complex or non-traditional endpoints.

Small Business Remote: $25 a month, billed per license, with up to 50 licenses, unlimited assets, and all 26+ capabilities and integrations. It suits distributed teams that need broad coverage without on-site licenses; the 50-license ceiling matters as the team expands.

Small Business On-site: $175 a month, billed per license, with up to 10 licenses, unlimited assets, and all 26+ capabilities and integrations. It fits smaller deployments needing on-site licensing, but its lower license cap and higher per-license monthly price make it a narrower option than Remote.

WiFi Box hardware scanner: $99, paid once as an optional one-time hardware cost. It requires an on-site or remote license, so it is an add-on rather than a standalone route into the platform.

Enterprise: custom pricing, with unlimited on-site and remote licenses, unlimited assets, a dedicated account manager, and priority support. It is the natural fit for organizations that exceed Small Business license limits or need account-level support.

Small Business plans include online, ticketing, and phone support. Unlimited assets do not mean unlimited licenses: the license caps remain the key constraint for growing teams.

Platforms

The platform is available across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, Windows, and API. The Pro App runs on web, Windows, macOS, PWA, iOS, Android, and Linux; the Individual App runs on web, iOS, Android, and PWA. The Software Scanner supports Windows, macOS, Linux, and Docker, while the Hardware Scanner is a hardware appliance. This division gives organizations multiple deployment surfaces, though scanner support is more specific than the broad application platform list.

Who it's for

Obsonis is most relevant to organizations with distributed workforces, home and hybrid networks, unmanaged devices, shadow IT, IoT, and other non-traditional endpoints. Its agentless discovery and unlimited-asset Small Business plans can suit teams that need visibility across a changing environment. It is a weaker match when comprehensive cloud coverage is the priority or when a team’s license needs exceed the Small Business limits.

Pros and cons

Pro: Agentless discovery with hardware and OS fingerprinting covers on-site and remote hybrid assets, including environments where managed endpoints are not the whole picture.

Pro: Device and user scoring is tied to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, while real-time CVE mapping and exploited-vulnerability flags help direct attention to relevant risks.

Pro: Small Business plans include unlimited assets and the full 26+ capabilities and integrations, avoiding asset-count caps within the stated license limits.

Con: Small Business license limits are 50 for Remote and 10 for On-site, so organizations can run into a seat ceiling even while asset counts remain unlimited.

Con: Cloud asset coverage is partial, making the platform a less complete choice for cloud-first exposure programs.

Con: The WiFi Box is an additional $99, paid once and requires a license, adding a separate hardware cost to relevant deployments.

Alternatives

Exposure Management Software is the broader category directory for comparing products in this space.

Qualys Enterprise TruRisk Platform is worth considering if a free plan matters; it also offers a free trial and supports a broad set of platforms.

runZero is a stronger starting point for teams that want a free tier: its Community Edition costs nothing and includes 100 assets, one organization, 10 recurring tasks, and 30 days of data retention.

Zscaler Private Access is another option to compare.

AttackIQ Platform may suit teams seeking free testing packages and adversary research, with a free plan at free.

Mondoo CSPM offers free open-source tools for cloud, Kubernetes, OS, SaaS, and API scanning, making it a relevant comparison for teams prioritizing those scanning areas.

CrowdStrike Falcon Surface is another paid exposure-management product to compare.

ZEST Security offers a 14-day trial plan at free with configuration-only drift detection, limited AI prioritization, a single IaC, and one security-stack integration.

Rapid7 Surface Command is an alternative for asset discovery, unified inventory, and internal and external attack-surface visibility.

Verdict

Choose Obsonis if your organization needs agentless visibility across distributed, unmanaged, and hybrid endpoints, with contextual risk scoring and CVE mapping feeding existing defenses. Its unlimited-asset Small Business plans and broad integrations are the strongest reasons to shortlist it. Look elsewhere if you need comprehensive cloud coverage, a free plan, or more Small Business licenses than the stated caps allow.