Software Inventory Management
AI Governance
DPDPA
Offensive Security
LLM Security
Managed Security Service
CERT-In Security Audit
Cloud VAPT
GDPR
DFIR
AI Security
AI Governance
DPDPA
Offensive Security
LLM Security
Managed Security Service
CERT-In Security Audit
Cloud VAPT
GDPR
DFIR
AI Security
What is Software Inventory Management?
Software Inventory Management is the continuous process of discovering, tracking, and maintaining visibility of all software installed across an organization’s endpoints, servers, cloud workloads, and virtual environments. The service provides an accurate and centralized view of installed applications, versions, dependencies, and usage patterns, enabling effective security, compliance, and operational decision-making.
The assessment identifies authorized and unauthorized software, outdated or unsupported applications, end-of-life components, and shadow IT introduced outside approved processes. Software metadata is continuously updated to reflect version changes, newly installed applications, and removed components.
From a security perspective, software inventory forms the foundation for vulnerability management, patch management, license compliance, and incident response, ensuring that security teams always know what is running, where it is running, and whether it poses a risk.
The service aligns with NIST asset management practices, ISO 27001 controls, CERT-In advisories, and regulatory expectations, supporting both security posture improvement and audit readiness.
Why you need it?
- Unknown or unmanaged software increases attack surface
- Enables accurate vulnerability and patch management
- Detects unauthorized and high-risk applications
- Supports compliance, audits, and license governance
- Improves incident response and forensic investigations
Operating systems, applications, services, libraries, and installed packages across endpoints, servers, and cloud workloads.
It is designed as a continuous process to maintain accurate and up-to-date visibility.
Yes. The service highlights unapproved and policy-violating software installations.
Yes. Software inventory is a prerequisite for identifying vulnerable and outdated components.
Yes, Installed versions, end-of-life status, and update history are captured.
Yes, Reports support regulatory, security, and internal audit requirements.
Yes. Guidance is provided for software removal, upgrades, or risk mitigation.