Continuously uncover assets, identities, and exposures across the modern network.
Vectra AI gives security teams continuous asset and identity visibility across network, identity, cloud, and SaaS environments so you can understand what is active, reachable, risky.
Discover what is active
Continuously identify devices, users, service accounts, cloud workloads, and unmanaged systems across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Understand what is reachable
Correlate assets and identities with real communication paths, privilege, and exposure to understand how attackers could move.
Prioritize what creates risk
Focus on assets and identities that are exposed, privileged, behaving abnormally, or connected to sensitive systems.
Vectra AI brings together three core capabilities to help you see what’s happening, act on it, and strengthen your security over time.
Vectra AI continuously inventories every device, workload, and identity communicating on the network, giving security teams real-time visibility into their true attacker surface.
Vectra’s behavioral AI analyzes network and identity activity to reveal suspicious behaviors and emerging threats that would otherwise remain hidden.
Security teams gain clear insight into asset coverage gaps, identity risks, and exposure trends to proactively strengthen security posture.
Maintain an always-current view of devices, workloads, identities, and access activity across hybrid and multi-cloud environments—without relying only on agents, CMDBs, or periodic scans.
Create defensible evidence of asset visibility, identity activity, exposure reduction, and security control effectiveness.
Quickly determine which assets and identities introduce the highest risk based on exposure, privilege, reachability, and observed behavior.



Traditional inventories rely on CMDBs, endpoint agents, manual updates, or point-in-time scans that quickly become outdated. They often miss unmanaged devices, cloud workloads, remote users, AI usage, and identities that cannot be tracked by static tools, leaving teams with a view of what should exist, not what is actually active, exposed, or communicating.
Security teams should monitor managed and unmanaged devices, servers, cloud workloads, SaaS apps, IoT/OT systems, users, privileged accounts, service accounts, machine identities, API keys, AI agents and usage, and cloud identities — along with how they communicate and what they can access.
Continuous visibility shows what is active, reachable, privileged, or behaving abnormally in real time. This helps teams find unmanaged assets, risky identities, and exposed access paths faster, so they can prioritize remediation based on actual attack surface risk.
Learn why 2,000+ security teams use the Vectra AI Platform to extend coverage across network, identity, and cloud.