If you want a platform that integrates with a wide range of security and infrastructure tools to give you a single view of your assets, JupiterOne is a good option. It provides complete enterprise visibility by continuously ingesting, linking and analyzing asset data from more than 200 integrations. Its features include asset inventory, powerful search, graph-based context visualization and continuous compliance mapping to standards like PCI-DSS and HIPAA. That makes it a good fit for large enterprises with thousands of cyber assets and that need to automate compliance and incident response.
Another good option is Forescout, which is designed to discover, protect and ensure compliance with managed and unmanaged connected assets. It can automate assessment, segmentation and enforcement of proactive and reactive controls. With features like network security, risk and exposure management, threat detection and asset inventory, it's good for financial services, government, healthcare and other industries. Forescout's vendor and device agnosticism, real-time monitoring and flexible deployment options make it a good option to improve cybersecurity posture across a range of asset types.
Last, Tenable offers a broad suite of tools for vulnerability management, cloud security and OT security. It offers real-time vulnerability assessments, exposure metrics and attack path analysis to help organizations prioritize and remediate cyber risk across their entire attack surface. Tenable serves a range of industries and is certified for several regulations like FISMA and HIPAA, so it's a good option for proactive cyber risk management and reducing the likelihood of successful cyber attacks.