Built for teams who can’t afford to guess.
Capabilities that turn fragmented source evidence into one governed record your security, IT, and audit teams can trust.
Asset Matching
When two sources describe the same host differently, teams need a company-defined match that keeps each report attached, instead of silently merging them into one row.
- Company-defined host match, distinct from raw discovery
- Each contributing report kept beside the official host value
- Unmatched reports stay unmatched until a review joins them
Asset Registry
Not a blind synchronization layer. An official host record that shows what each source reported, why a value is trusted, who owns it, where it sits in its lifecycle, what it relates to, and what changed.
- Company-defined official host record, distinct from raw discovery
- Source context visible beside the official value
- Ownership, lifecycle, relationships, and change kept explainable
Intelligent CMDB
Not a blind synchronization layer. An Explainable Intelligent CMDB that shows what each source reported, why a value is trusted, who owns it, where it sits in its lifecycle, what it relates to, and what changed.
- Company-defined official record, distinct from raw discovery
- Source evidence visible beside the official value
- Ownership, lifecycle, relationships, and change kept explainable
Source Context
When a host value is contested, teams need to see which source said what, how recent it is, and whether the official value still stands beside those reports.
- Source and time for a contested host field, official value left in place
- Owner of the official host value visible when sources disagree
- Earlier source reports kept after the official value is set
Change Intelligence
See what changed, when, how, by whom, and whether it was authorized, with the evidence attached.
- Timeline of every material change to an asset
- Attribute change to a source, actor, or automation
- Investigate changes against approval evidence
Policy Control
When several reports compete for the same host field, teams need a company-defined rule that chooses the official value and keeps the other reports attached, instead of replacing the field with a value that stands alone.
- Company-defined rule that chooses the official host value
- Each competing report kept beside the official host value
- Unused reports stay on the field until a later rule uses them
Exposure Intelligence
Inventory-scoped security findings with source evidence. A coverage gap is evidence, not a verdict.
- Security findings scoped to the governed inventory
- Findings carry their reporting source and scope
- Coverage gaps are surfaced as evidence, not scored away
AI Readiness
AI is only as useful as the organisational context behind it. ORAVUNO brings governed asset evidence into one explainable foundation under customer control.
- Evidence, ownership, lifecycle, relationships, exposure, and change kept in context
- Customer-controlled deployment, DataScope, and declared connectivity
- A foundation for governed AI workflows, not an autonomous AI product
Host Registry
Not a blind synchronization layer. An official host record that shows what each source reported, why a value is trusted, who owns it, where it sits in its lifecycle, what it relates to, and what changed.
- Company-defined official host record, distinct from raw discovery
- Source context visible beside the official value
- Ownership, lifecycle, relationships, and change kept explainable