Offensive Security Platform

Attack surface visibility.
Without the noise.

Sentinel's NEXUS engine connects every scanner in your stack — Nessus, Qualys, OpenVAS, your CI/CD pipelines — and collapses the noise into a single, prioritized exposure feed. 10 noisy findings. 3 real risks. No guesswork.

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10:1
Deduplication ratio
<50ms
Correlation latency
ANY
Scanner format
N+1
Platform integrations
Trusted by security teams at
Elevation Capital — Meridian Tech — Axiom Systems — NorthStar Security
The Platform

Everything your offensive security stack should have

Sentinel replaces the patchwork of point tools with one unified platform — scanner integrations, correlation engine, and prioritized exposure tracking, built for modern security teams.

01 / Ingest
Scanner Agnostic
Native connectors for Nessus, Qualys, OpenVAS, Nexpose, and any tool that outputs CVE or structured finding data. If it finds vulnerabilities, NEXUS can ingest it.
02 / Normalize
Universal Schema
Every finding — regardless of scanner format — gets mapped to NEXUS canonical fields: asset, hostname, service, port, vulnerability, severity, timestamp. One language, every tool.
03 / Deduplicate
Signal, Not Noise
When Nessus and Qualys both flag 10.0.1.42 for CVE-2024-21762, NEXUS collapses them into one canonical exposure. Your team sees what actually matters, once.
04 / Prioritize
Exploit-Ready First
Severity is necessary, not sufficient. NEXUS enriches exposures with CVSS scores, NVD descriptions, and first-seen tracking so your team can triage by real exploitability.
Live Demo

Deduplicated Exposure Feed

Real output from NEXUS correlation engine. 10 raw scanner findings collapsed into 3 clean canonical exposures — each with a uniqueness score showing exactly how many duplicates were absorbed.

NEXUS / exposures 3 canonical / 10 raw
Asset Host Service Vulnerability Severity Sources Collapsed First Seen
web-prod-01 10.0.1.42 HTTPS / 443 CVE-2024-21762 — F5 BIG-IP iControl RCE CRITICAL 4 ×4 2026-06-10 08:14
db-primary-02 10.0.2.17 PostgreSQL / 5432 CVE-2024-1597 — PostgreSQL libpq SQL Injection HIGH 3 ×3 2026-06-09 14:22
api-gateway-01 10.0.3.55 SSH / 22 CVE-2024-6387 — OpenSSH RegreSSHion RCE CRITICAL 3 ×3 2026-06-08 11:07
See Full Live Feed 3 exposures • 10 raw findings collapsed • Updated live
Architecture

How NEXUS works

Four steps from raw scanner output to clean, actionable intelligence.

01
Ingest raw findings
NEXUS accepts findings from any scanner, SIEM connector, or CVE feed. Each finding carries its native format — scanner name, raw CVE ID, asset identifier, timestamps.
Any source, any format
02
Normalize to universal schema
Every finding is mapped to NEXUS canonical fields: asset_id, hostname, service, port, vuln_title, vuln_sig, severity, source, first_seen, last_seen.
One format, everywhere
03
Deduplicate by asset + vulnerability
Group by asset_id + vulnerability_sig. When multiple findings match the same pair, NEXUS keeps the earliest first_seen, updates last_seen, and counts source occurrences. One canonical exposure replaces all duplicates.
asset_id + vuln_sig = deduplication key
04
Serve clean exposure feed
Analysts open the NEXUS feed and see real exposures ranked by severity. Each row shows: asset, host, service, vuln, severity, source_count, uniqueness_score. No noise.
Signal only — ready to act
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Your noise, cleaned.

Open NEXUS and see what your security data looks like when you cut through the noise. Free trial, no commitment.

Sentinel Security Platform

The noise stops
here. NEXUS starts.

NEXUS ingests raw security findings from any source, collapses the noise, and surfaces what actually matters — your real, exploitable exposure.

Open NEXUS Exposure Feed How it works
10:1
Deduplication ratio
3
Clean exposures from 10 raw findings
<50ms
Correlation latency
ANY
Scanner source format
Core Engine

What NEXUS does

NEXUS is not a scanner. It is the intelligent layer that sits between raw output and your analyst — cleaning, connecting, and organizing findings so your team works on signal, not noise.

Ingest
Normalize Any Source
Feed raw findings from any scanner, SIEM, or CVE feed. NEXUS maps them to a universal schema: asset, hostname, service, port, vulnerability, severity, timestamp.
Deduplicate
Collapse the Noise
Same asset, same vulnerability, multiple scanners — NEXUS collapses all into one canonical exposure. The uniqueness score proves the value: 10 noisy inputs → 3 clean ones.
Correlate
Connect the Dots
Every finding links to its source count and collapse history. Analysts see what triggered an exposure and exactly how many systems confirmed it.
Prioritize
Fix What Matters First
Clean severity ordering, first-seen tracking, and source-count context let you triage without digging through duplicate alerts from three different scanners.
Live Demo

Deduplicated Exposure Feed

Real output from NEXUS correlation engine. 10 raw scanner findings collapsed into 3 clean canonical exposures — each with a uniqueness score showing exactly how many duplicates were absorbed.

NEXUS / exposures 3 canonical / 10 raw
Asset Host Service Vulnerability Severity Sources Collapsed First Seen
web-prod-01 10.0.1.42 HTTPS / 443 CVE-2024-21762 — F5 BIG-IP iControl RCE CRITICAL 4 ×4 2026-06-10 08:14
db-primary-02 10.0.2.17 PostgreSQL / 5432 CVE-2024-1597 — PostgreSQL libpq SQL Injection HIGH 3 ×3 2026-06-09 14:22
api-gateway-01 10.0.3.55 SSH / 22 CVE-2024-6387 — OpenSSH RegreSSHion RCE CRITICAL 3 ×3 2026-06-08 11:07
See Full Live Feed 3 exposures · 10 raw findings collapsed · Updated live
Architecture

How NEXUS works

Four steps from raw scanner output to clean, actionable intelligence.

01
Ingest raw findings
NEXUS accepts findings from any scanner, SIEM connector, or CVE feed. Each finding carries its native format — scanner name, raw CVE ID, asset identifier, timestamps.
Any source, any format
02
Normalize to universal schema
Every finding is mapped to NEXUS canonical fields: asset_id, hostname, service, port, vuln_title, vuln_sig (CVE ID or hash), severity, source, first_seen, last_seen.
One format, everywhere
03
Deduplicate by asset + vulnerability
Group by asset_id + vulnerability_sig. When multiple findings match the same pair, NEXUS keeps the earliest first_seen, updates last_seen, and counts source occurrences. One canonical exposure replaces all duplicates.
asset_id + vuln_sig = deduplication key
04
Serve clean exposure feed
Analysts open the NEXUS feed and see real exposures ranked by severity. Each row shows: asset, host, service, vuln, severity, source_count, uniqueness_score. No noise.
Signal only — ready to act
Get Started

Your noise, cleaned.

Open NEXUS and see what your security data looks like when you cut through the noise.

Open NEXUS Feed