Risk and Compliance Solutions for Continuous Cybersecurity Assessment

Continuous cybersecurity assessment is the ongoing monitoring and evaluation of systems, software, users, permissions, ports, packages, kernels, and vulnerabilities. Rather than relying only on periodic reviews, Anamo supports persistent visibility through autonomous data collection, vulnerability scanning, cyber forensics, adversary identification, dashboards, reporting, and alerts across supported IT, OT, Windows, Linux, and cloud environments.

The Anamo CDM Platform monitors IT and OT systems, hosts, system information, UUIDs, users, groups, ports, permissions, software, packages, kernels, and CVE vulnerabilities. It also supports endpoint inventory, forensic information, vulnerability assessment, and technical adversary identification. The platform is designed to bring these findings into a consolidated dashboard for risk awareness and management.

Yes. The service catalog states that Anamo supports Linux and Windows operating systems, including mixed environments where both are present across local and wide-area networks. It also supports workstations, servers, virtual machines, and cloud platform servers including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, helping organizations assess diverse infrastructure through a unified platform.

Yes. Anamo is designed for environments where Information Technology and Operational Technology function in close proximity. Its stated target sectors include critical infrastructure, manufacturing, aerospace and defense, energy, transportation, communications, healthcare, and other regulated operations that need visibility across corporate systems and operational environments.

Anamo provides compliance support through continuous risk visibility, granular reporting, alert notifications, asset and vulnerability information, and alignment with stated frameworks and programs. The platform supports requirements associated with CMMC, NIST 800, HIPAA, SOX, and CISA/DHS CDM program objectives. Organizations can use its information to support internal assessment and documentation workflows.

The service catalog states that Anamo operates as an autonomous, lightweight service agent and does not require manual data entry or special ports. It collects system, host, user, permission, software, package, kernel, port, and vulnerability information automatically, reducing the administrative effort involved in maintaining cybersecurity inventories and assessment records.

Yes. Anamo is available as a multi-tenant SaaS platform with enterprise and SMB plans. The platform supports continuous assessment, dashboards, reporting, notifications, vulnerability scanning, and compliance-oriented visibility. Free trials are available to qualified users, and limited NFR licensing is offered to qualified distributors and partners. Pricing is customized through a needs analysis.

Anamo is positioned for critical infrastructure operators, enterprises with mixed Windows and Linux environments, manufacturers, regulated suppliers, government contractors, SMBs, VARs, MSSPs, and other organizations needing continuous cybersecurity visibility. Its stated service areas include the Government/Critical Infrastructure sector, enterprise cybersecurity buyers, and Los Angeles/Nevada region networks.