Out-of-the-box asset criticality rarely matches reality โ the test box scores like a crown jewel while the actual payment server sits at a default rating. And because every downstream tool prioritizes against that score, one miscalibrated number quietly skews every list your team works from.
Anubis adjusts Asset Criticality Rating (ACR) per tag โ set a value, or increment and decrement by N โ each change carrying a business justification. The result is the shared criticality currency the entire pack prioritizes against: calibrate once, and every hound's ranking gets smarter.
Anubis operates on Tenable's ACR through tag-scoped adjustments โ typically against business tiers your producer agents have already tagged (production, crown-jewel, lab, OT). All writes are proposed, human-approved, and logged with their justification.
Vulnerability management leads whose prioritization is only as good as the criticality under it; risk owners who know which assets actually matter; CISOs who want one defensible criticality story.
In a reference environment of 268 assets, Anubis's calibrated ACR is what defined the 67 crown-jewel targets (ACR โฅ 7) that Fenrir's 63 attack paths ranked against โ and the criticality weighting behind Heimdall's migration roadmap. Calibration quality depends on the business-tier tagging it builds on.
Anubis consumes tags from every producer โ Janus, Mimir, Pythia, Cerberus, Charon โ and powers every correlator: Fenrir, Heimdall, Pythia, and On the Scent all rank against its calibrated score.