Titania

Titania’s Nipper product family finds network misconfigurations and control gaps in firewalls, routers, and switches before they can be exploited. Rather than relying purely on scanning or generic policy checks, the platform builds a virtual model of each device’s behavior directly from its configuration files, which the company says reduces false positives compared to conventional configuration-audit tools. Nipper OmniSight provides continuous, enterprise-scale assessment, change detection, and segmentation validation, while Nipper InfraSight handles point-in-time hardening checks on individual devices.

The company positions its risk-based prioritization around exploitability and remediation difficulty, and reports its tools can cut compliance audit times by up to 80% for customers. Titania supports air-gapped deployment for classified and government environments, and counts more than 100 critical infrastructure operators and government agencies, including NASA and the U.S. Navy, among its customers.

Network configuration auditing is a mature, if unglamorous, category, and Titania’s device-modeling approach is a genuine technical differentiator, but the company’s growth and innovation pace are steady rather than fast-moving relative to newer cloud-native attack surface tools.