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Connect your CMDB and Asset Inventory

You cannot secure or scope what you have not inventoried. TruSecure's CMDB connector pulls asset registers, service criticality and ownership, so applicability questions — including NIS2 entity scope — are answered from the inventory, not from memory.

What the connector pulls

CMDB and Asset Inventory data pulled into TruSecure
Source systemWhat TruSecure pullsFeeds governance
Asset registerServers, network gear, services, SaaS, data storesObligation Intelligence · NIS2 applicability
Service criticalityBusiness-impact ratings, dependency mappingsRisk Management · criticality-weighted risk
OwnershipSystem owners, business owners, support groupsGovernance workspace · named accountability
Lifecycle stateIn production, deprecated, decommissioningEvidence Automation · scope hygiene

Evidence produced from CMDB and Asset Inventory data

One control test pulled from live CMDB and Asset Inventory state — not a manual export, not a screenshot, but a verified query result with provenance:

Control test · INV-2026-006 unowned assetsSample data
Control tested
Every production asset has a named system owner
Inventory source
CMDB · 2,314 CIs in production state
Test
re-perform · CI records vs ownership field
Sample
2,305 owned · 9 with empty owner, 4 stale >180 days
Result
fail · 9 unowned CIs escalated to service owners
Evidence
CMDB API query · timestamped 2026-08-22T07:19:38Z
Export
sealed · sha256:8a4e...2d6c

Setup and scope model

  1. Read-only, scoped permission

    Connector requires read-only access to CI records, relationships, and attributes. No write permissions, no ability to create, merge, or retire configuration items.

  2. Data filtered by entity

    CIs scoped to the entity context. A shared service catalogue across group companies keeps each entity's applicability calculation on its own assets.

  3. Continuous sync

    Applicability recomputes as the inventory changes — a new critical service appears in scope the day the CMDB records it.

Commercial packaging

CMDB and Asset Inventory connectors are part of the paid TruSecure Fabric subscription. The connector itself, the continuous sync, the evidence provenance tracking, and the mapping to NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and other frameworks are all included — no per-connector fees, no usage tiers. Pricing is scoped in the conversation, not a price list.

How integration works

A demo with your actual CMDB and Asset Inventory environment shown in preview mode — your data pulling into governance, feeding controls and evidence. Then a Resilience Sprint that configures the connector for production, scopes the entity context, and validates the first evidence pull. No self-serve checkout, no per-connector pricing.

TruSecure helps operationalize requirements and prepare evidence. Legal interpretation should be validated by qualified counsel.