Integrations
Panop plugs into the security stack you already run, validated risk reaches your team where they work.
Panop's integrations run in both directions. Asset data, ownership and business context flow in to sharpen prioritisation; validated, ranked risk flows out as a ticket for the asset owner, context for your SIEM, updates for your CMDB and evidence for your auditors. A REST API and a CLI expose everything Panop knows, so exposure management reaches CI/CD as well as the security stack.
Panop continuously discovers and validates what's genuinely exploitable across your attack surface. Through its REST API, CLI, Alert Manager, and native SIEM, CMDB and ticketing integrations, prioritized risk flows straight to the teams and tools that act on it.
Most exposure platforms end at the dashboard: findings pile up, and turning them into a ticket, a playbook or a SIEM event stays manual. Meanwhile AI has compressed exploit development from weeks to hours. Intelligence that waits for someone to log in, export and re-enter it arrives too late to matter.
Operationalized, exploitable risk gets fixed while it's still a finding, routed automatically to its owner, in the tool they already use, with validation context attached. Without integration, analysts re-key findings between systems while validated risk waits in a queue and the exploit window closes.
Panop doesn't stop at theoretical vulnerabilities.
Panop validates what's genuinely exploitable, prioritizes it by business impact, and routes it automatically , a ticket for the asset owner, context for your SIEM, updates for your CMDB, evidence for your auditors. Define the policy once; only the decisions that need human judgment reach a human.
Panop is built for the full exposure lifecycle, a continuous, proactive solution that moves with the full lifecycle of risk: discovering attack surface, assessing posture, validating real-world exploitability, and driving remediation.The result: faster decisions, sharper context, and exposure that never gets the chance to mature.
Three ways in, together they close the loop between what Panop finds and what your teams fix.
Everything Panop knows, assets, validated exposures, priorities, reports, available over a powerful REST API, in both directions.
Know the 10 things to fix today.
Every AI asset, known and shadow.
Continuous validation, not annual exercises.
Private Cloud under control.
NIS2. DORA. EU AI Act. Always audit-ready.
Managing Third-Party & Supplier Risk
Explore the most frequently asked questions about how Panop works and integrates into your security ecosystem.
Panop continuously discovers every asset across cloud, internet-facing, third-party and internal environments, then actively tests them to confirm which exposures are genuinely exploitable. Validated findings are weighted by business and operational context and returned as a ranked remediation queue with evidence attached. The output is a short list of what to fix today, not another stream of alerts to triage.
Panop runs targeted tests against the services and technologies it actually detected, rather than exhaustive generic scans, which produces fewer findings to begin with. Each finding is then validated to confirm whether it is genuinely exploitable, so theoretical issues are separated from demonstrated access before triage. What reaches an analyst is confirmed, ranked and evidenced, not a raw scanner export.
The Decision Layer is the stage where Panop turns validated exposure into an ordered set of actions. It takes confirmed findings from active testing, combines them with business and operational context, and produces a ranked remediation queue with owners attached. It is what separates Panop from a scanner — the output is a decision about what to do next, not an inventory of everything found.
Panop generates compliance evidence as a by-product of continuous monitoring rather than as a separate reporting exercise. Each validated finding is linked to the NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001 or EU AI Act control it affects, and dated records of what was tested and found accumulate as operations run. The audit trail is current on the day it is requested, not assembled in the weeks before a review.
