JupiterOne

JupiterOne is a cloud-native cybersecurity and governance platform that centralizes asset visibility and security posture management across cloud and hybrid environments for enterprise teams.

• Cyber asset attack surface management (CAASM) for cloud, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), identity, and on-premises (on-prem) resources.
• Security posture management and continuous monitoring for cloud infrastructure and digital systems.
• Graph-based asset inventory and relationship mapping for security, compliance, and IT operations.
• Policy, compliance, and governance workflows for frameworks such as System and Organization Controls 2 (SOC 2), ISO 27001, and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
• Query, analytics, and automation capabilities to support Security Operations (SecOps), risk management, and audits.

More About JupiterOne

JupiterOne provides a cloud-native security platform (cybersecurity) used by enterprises and technology-driven organizations to inventory, monitor, and manage cyber assets across cloud providers, SaaS services, identity systems, endpoints, and on-prem infrastructure. The platform ingests configuration and telemetry data from a range of tools and environments and normalizes it into a unified asset model. This enables security, risk, and compliance teams to track resources, identities, code repositories, workloads, and data stores in one place.

At the core of JupiterOne’s offering is a graph-based asset and relationship model (asset management) that represents systems, users, permissions, networks, and policies as interconnected nodes and edges. This graph architecture allows users to query complex relationships, such as which identities have access to specific data sets or which internet-facing assets lack security controls. The relationship-centric approach supports use cases in cyber asset attack surface management, exposure analysis, and least-privilege verification.

The platform supports security posture management (cloud security) by continuously evaluating asset configurations against defined policies and industry frameworks. JupiterOne maps collected data to controls in standards such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA, and provides workflows to track evidence, control implementation status, and audit readiness. This positions the platform within categories such as Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC), and SecOps support.

JupiterOne exposes a query language and APIs (analytics and automation) that allow security teams to search the asset graph, build dashboards, and create automated checks and alerts. Queries can express conditions across multiple asset types and relationships, such as open ports, misconfigured security groups, inactive accounts with access, or resources without backups. These capabilities integrate into SecOps workflows for tasks like incident investigation, threat exposure review, and verification of remediation work.

From a deployment perspective, JupiterOne operates as a cloud-delivered platform that connects to customer environments through integrations with cloud service providers, identity providers, DevOps and Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) tools, vulnerability scanners, and other security and IT management products. Data from these integrations is normalized into JupiterOne’s graph, which enables cross-tool correlation without replacing existing point solutions. In enterprise environments, the platform is typically used by security engineering, cloud security, DevSecOps, and compliance teams that require an integrated view of their technical estate.

Within an enterprise IT directory or marketplace, JupiterOne aligns with categories such as cyber asset attack surface management (CAASM), CSPM, security asset inventory, and GRC support tooling. Its focus on centralized visibility, relationship-aware querying, and compliance mapping is oriented toward organizations operating multi-cloud, SaaS-heavy, and hybrid infrastructures that need a single System of Record (SOR) for security-relevant assets and configurations.