NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTS

Trusted by elite cybersecurity teams and more than 800 organizations worldwide, including  30+ U.S. federal agencies, Nipper sits at the heart of leading RBVM programs.

For organizations where security really matters
Nipper delivers risk-based vulnerability management by analyzing network device configurations through a threat-intelligence lens, exposing exploitable weaknesses the way attackers do. Unlike traditional tools that focus on software CVEs, it validates configuration states often targeted first by nation-state and ransomware campaigns.

Prioritize critical threats
On complex networks, there can be hundreds of vulnerabilities, from out-of-date patches to forgotten devices, as well as basic configuration errors. Scanning becomes unsustainable: it can generate vast numbers of alerts, but with no sense of where the real risks are.

Nipper takes a different approach, prioritizing the vulnerabilities it identifies in terms of their potential impact, their exploitability and ease of fix.

In practice, this means analyzing device configuration from a threat intelligence perspective derived from the latest MITRE ATT&CK data and Known Exploitable Vulnerabilities (KEV).

Reports focus on the misconfigured or unpatched devices and weak access controls that Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) groups or ransomware gangs would seek to exploit. It also advises organizations of issues that would breach compliance mandates.

Instead of reactive security measures such as incident response, system patches, malware removal and unfiltered threat hunting approaches, Nipper identifies and prioritizes the critical threats. This empowers network security teams to act fast and decisively, focusing on fixing the vulnerabilities that really matter.

Network specialization trusted by elite cyber teams
For over a decade, Titania has pioneered network‑security automation, earning multiple industry honors for innovation in configuration assessment and maintaining ISO 27001 certification for continuous operational excellence.

Nipper builds a virtual model of each network device from its configuration file and simulates how an attacker would exploit it – the same methodology penetration testers use. It identifies the misconfigurations, control gaps and latent attack paths that common vulnerability exploits (CVE) scanners, network detection and response (NDR) tools and policy management platforms can inherently miss.

Further, Nipper operates offline, without network connectivity. This means it can be used in air‑gapped, classified, operational technology (OT), sovereign and mission‑critical environments where traditional scanning cannot operate.

It can also spot risks to operational technology, where most contemporary cyber solutions offer no protection.

No other security provider looks at the network, or at network devices, in the same way. That’s why elite cyber teams trust Nipper solutions to play a central role in their cybersecurity programs.