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Beareye: a sovereign cyber risk and exposure management platform

Beareye is a SaaS platform for unified cyber and third-party risk management, developed in France by BEAROPS. It centralises your external, internal, cloud and threat exposure, validates it as an attacker would through automated Red Teaming, then produces the action plan and the indicators that prove to your leadership that risk is going down.

  • Developed in France
  • Automated Red Teaming
  • Data hosted by OVHcloud

Tools that don’t talk to each other, a risk you cannot prove

A CISO piles up scanners, one-off penetration tests and compliance spreadsheets that do not communicate. The result: blind spots, time-consuming manual correlation, and no simple answer when leadership asks whether risk has gone down. Beareye brings these sources together on the same data and in the same view.

A Command Center and four modules

Beareye is made up of a cross-cutting Command Center, included in every subscription, and four modules that can be purchased separately. The Command Center centralises vulnerabilities, the action plan, evidence and automated Red Teaming . The EASM , CAASM, CTI and Bearlink modules cover external exposure, internal exposure, threat intelligence and supplier risk.

The building blocks of Beareye and what they cover
Building block What it covers
Command Center Vulnerabilities, action plan, tickets, KPIs, compliance, automated Red Teaming
EASM External attack surface: assets, email, shadow IT, typosquatting
CAASM Internal and cloud surface: AD, Azure, O365, GCP, IoT, segmentation
CTI Intelligence: continuous OSINT monitoring , dark web monitoring , leaks, MITRE ATT&CK, CVE
Bearlink Supplier risk: compliance and native cyber rating

Discover, prioritise, validate, remediate

Beareye works in four stages. Discover external, internal and cloud exposure. Prioritise by real attack path rather than by a raw list of vulnerabilities. Validate exploitability through automated Red Teaming. Remediate with an action plan and tickets ( vulnerability management ), then replay to check that the fix holds.

  1. Discover

    Continuous inventory of exposed and internal assets.

  2. Prioritise

    Ranking by attack path and asset criticality.

  3. Validate

    Automated exploitation to confirm what is actually exploitable.

  4. Remediate

    Action plan, remediation tickets, replay after the fix.

Beareye works in four stages: discover, prioritise, validate, remediate.

The Command Center, your single view

The Command Center is Beareye’s cross-cutting foundation. It centralises all vulnerabilities, the automated action plan, remediation tickets, MTTR and SLA indicators, tracking of NIS2 and DORA measures, and automated Red Teaming with its attack paths and emulated kill chain.

  • Single view of vulnerabilities
  • Automated action plan
  • Remediation tickets
  • MTTR and SLA KPIs
  • Tracking of NIS2 and DORA measures
  • Automated Red Teaming
  • Executive committee reports
Beareye Command Center: single view of vulnerabilities and action plan, anonymised data

Connecting signals to reveal the real attack paths

Beareye correlates its engines to link an exposed asset, a vulnerability, a leak and an access right into a single attack path. This correlation separates a theoretical vulnerability from a risk that is actually exploitable in your environment, and focuses remediation effort on what matters. This is the principle of continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) .

Attack path from Internet exposure to business impact, through a vulnerability, privilege escalation and lateral movement
Beareye links an exposed asset, a vulnerability, a leak and an access right into a single attack path.

What Beareye changes in your context

What Beareye delivers depending on the CISO’s context
Context What Beareye delivers
Sole CISO in an SME One platform instead of several tools, a clear action plan, a report ready for leadership
CISO at a mid-sized industrial company IT, OT and cloud exposure in one view, continuous proof that risk is going down
CISO at a large enterprise Depth at the scale of hundreds of thousands of assets, integration with the existing ecosystem

Does Beareye integrate with your SIEM and existing tools?

Beareye exposes an API and connects to the tools already in place, so that findings reach your teams’ workflow rather than yet another console.

How does Beareye help with NIS2 and DORA?

Beareye lets you industrialise the vulnerability assessments and continuous testing provided for in Article 25 of DORA , and track how weaknesses are remediated. It helps you prepare and document the measures expected under NIS2 . Beareye does not make you compliant: it produces the evidence.

  • NIS2 compliance

    BEAROPS helps you prepare, document and demonstrate the risk management measures expected under NIS2.
  • DORA compliance

    BEAROPS helps you prepare, document and demonstrate your resilience testing and the monitoring of your ICT providers.

Developed in France, with no exposure to the CLOUD Act

Beareye: technology developed in France, with no exposure to the US CLOUD Act. Its data is hosted in France on OVHcloud infrastructure certified ISO/IEC 27001.

Our sovereignty criteria

Frequently asked questions

How does Beareye differ from a vulnerability scanner?

A scanner lists vulnerabilities without context. Beareye correlates them with actual exposure, validates which ones an attacker would exploit through automated Red Teaming, then replays after remediation. The goal is not to find more flaws, but to know which ones to fix first.

Does automated Red Teaming replace a penetration test?

No. Beareye’s automated Red Teaming keeps up the pressure between two audits, across the whole perimeter, and checks that remediations hold. The human penetration test remains useful and becomes more targeted. The two are complementary.

Is Beareye also suitable for SMEs?

Yes. An SME CISO, often working alone, gets a platform that replaces several tools and a report ready for leadership. A mid-sized company or a large enterprise uses it to manage an IT, OT and cloud surface at a larger scale.

How does Beareye integrate with my SIEM?

Beareye exposes an API and sends its findings to your SIEM, your ticketing tool and your CMDB, so that they reach your teams’ workflow.

What if we already have a SOC or an MSSP?

The SOC detects what is happening. Beareye reduces what could happen, upstream. The two are complementary. Beareye is also distributed by MSSPs to their own customers.

How much does Beareye cost?

Beareye starts at €10,000 per year, excluding VAT. The exact amount depends on the scope covered and is set out in the quote.

Measure your exposure in 30 minutes

The Beareye Cyberscore analyses your external attack surface and presents the priority exposures, during a 30-minute session with a BEAROPS engineer.