Tenable
Panorays finds your external assets and syncs them into Tenable Vulnerability Management on a schedule. Domains, subdomains, IPs and IP ranges arrive as they are discovered and can go straight into your scan scope, rather than waiting for someone to enter them at the next inventory review.
Palo Alto Networks
Panorays external attack surface findings arrive in Cortex through a content pack in the Cortex Marketplace, each as a dedicated incident type with its fields already populated. Your team’s playbooks can route them without parsing raw API output. Remediation is handled in Panorays, where the fix is checked against live attack surface evidence and tracked to closure.
Microsoft
A codeless Sentinel Data Connector polls Panorays on a schedule and writes findings into a dedicated Log Analytics table. The data lands natively, ready for your own analytics rules and hunting queries, and there is no connector for your team to build.
ServiceNow
The Panorays application runs inside your own ServiceNow instance and reads the Panorays REST API, so supplier posture stays current there. Risk teams see the portfolio and the findings behind each score without leaving the platform their vendor workflows already run in.
Cyera
Cyera finds the third-party providers sitting behind your cloud datastores, and a scheduled workflow resolves each one to a domain and adds it to Panorays as a supplier. The providers holding your data then sit in the same supplier inventory as the rest of your vendors, where Panorays can assess them.
Armis
Armis identifies the unmanaged devices on a factory floor or in a branch office, across IoT and OT. Panorays assesses the third parties you rely on and the suppliers sitting behind them. Together they cover both sides of the exposure, what is running inside your environment and the vendor ecosystem around it.
Torq
Panorays sends events to Torq by webhook when a supplier’s risk changes or new threat intelligence surfaces against them. Torq workflows can turn each one into a HyperSOC case and handle the internal follow-up through Slack, Jira or ServiceNow. Where the vendor needs to act, the same workflow can send them a Panorays questionnaire and track the case to closure, so analysts stop chasing it by hand.
Fortinet
FortiSIEM’s Generic Log API Poller pulls supplier posture and business impact from Panorays and maps them into native attributes. Correlation rules weigh a supplier’s score against how much of the business depends on them and raise an incident when your thresholds are crossed, so analysts see supplier risk in the console they already use.
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