You already segment networks and monitor traffic. Can you prove what's actually running inside your devices?
Most programmes can answer IP, traffic and segmentation. These questions sit one layer deeper — device identity, firmware provenance, and evidence.
The logo on the housing is not firmware provenance.
Discovery Intelligence fingerprints the OEM running inside the device.
A conventional inventory can faithfully record the wrong manufacturer.
Firmware Provenance Verification checks what is actually burned in.
Brand and firmware do not always match.
Trust Intelligence maps white-label relationships to the underlying OEM.
Segmentation does not reveal what is inside the device.
Safe verification confirms open streams, default credentials and extra services.
Boards now ask for evidence, not assumptions.
Every finding maps to compliance controls and an evidence-ready report.
Manual Redfish and IPMI work does not scale across sites.
Fleet discovery, posture, hardening and reporting run as one motion.
Three blind spots in every enterprise IoT deployment — costing organizations millions before they're discovered. None of them appear in your SIEM.
Your vulnerability scanner found nothing because it checked the network traffic, not the firmware. Redinent interrogates the firmware image directly — CVE exposure, certificate expiry, Signed / Unsigned firmware, password hashes — automatically, on first contact.
Every one is an open door. Your firewall cannot see them because they live inside the firmware binary — not in the traffic. Passive traffic analysis is completely blind to what's burned into the device at the factory.
A camera sold as a western OEM brand runs Hikvision firmware. Enterprise procurement checks the vendor name. Redinent checks what's actually running inside the device. We've found banned OEM components in critical infrastructure worldwide — airports, banks, government facilities.
Every device on your network has firmware. Most security tools see the traffic coming out. Vikron reads what's burned in — credentials, certificates, CVE exposure, true OEM identity — automatically, without agents, without disruption.
Redinent Threat Labs has published 9 CVEs — authentication bypasses, credential exposure, firmware backdoors — across global OEMs. These aren't theoretical. They were found in devices deployed at airports, banks, data centers and government facilities worldwide. Our research feeds directly back into Vikron.
Small research team. Enterprise-scale technology. Proven across 200+ locations in oil and gas — 22,000+ assets, 75% critical-risk reduction in 90 days. Three views below are from a live Vikron deployment: Inventory, Risk & Findings, Attack Surface.
26,898 total assets · 15,813 unregistered · Siemens 4,173 · Axis 2,805 · Bosch 1,439 across Cairns, Woomera, Palmerston and more.
15,751 vulnerabilities · 2,403 vulnerable devices · 23 vendors affected. Top vendors: Bosch 6,521 · HID 2,388 · Cisco 2,111.
90,703 open ports · 11,408 unprotected RTSP video streams · 152 Telnet CRITICAL · 241 FTP CRITICAL · 198 RDP HIGH.
Know the real DNA of every camera connected to your organisation. Firmware provenance, white-label OEM identity, undocumented streams — not just IP and vendor name.
CCTV infrastructure trust →Verify and harden thousands of physical servers without scripting every environment manually. The value is not Redfish. It is eliminating repetitive administration while producing audit-ready evidence.
Data centre trust →Visibility platforms show connected assets. Redinent verifies the underlying truth of those assets. Keep the OT visibility stack. Use Redinent for device identity, firmware provenance and evidence.
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