Start without installing software on every target
Use network discovery from an authorized scan location to examine supported services, or bring supported files, traffic captures, and bills of materials into Cryptoramic. These methods do not require a collector on each target system.
Remote observations and imported evidence have a defined scope. They do not reveal every file or dependency inside a host. Where local evidence matters, use a portable collector.
Run a collector once, then exit
Cryptoramic collectors are self-contained executables. You can run a collector for an agreed target or profile without installing a permanent service. It collects the requested evidence and exits; it does not need to keep running between assessments.
For recurring collection, you can instead operate connected agents. Choose the model that fits the customer’s change process and the evidence required.
What remains on the system?
No permanent installation or resident service is required for a one-time collection. The executable, output files, temporary working files, and operating-system records still need to be handled under your normal procedures. We do not promise that a scan leaves no trace.
Collect offline. Bring the evidence back later.
An offline collector can scan its authorized targets without a connection to the Cryptoramic server. Transfer the resulting evidence bundle through your approved process and import it for inventory, analysis, and reporting.
That makes collection possible in disconnected and air-gapped environments. Network discovery still needs access to its targets; offline collection does not turn an active scan into a passive operation. Plan license and intelligence-update delivery separately for an isolated deployment.
Keep the operating model under your control
Run Cryptoramic on your infrastructure or in your own cloud. Agree the source coverage, privileges, scan window, data handling, and transfer process before the first collection. In sensitive operational environments, start with approved evidence sources and validate the collection method with the system owner.
Explore operational infrastructure assessments or see the reporting workflow.