One year of normalized BIOS data, CVE enrichment, CISA KEV matching, release notes, historical snapshots, and fleet benchmarking across Dell, HP, and Lenovo.
Vendors release new firmware. CVEs appear. KEV entries change. New devices enter the fleet. Existing models fall behind. Security teams ask the same question again — are we exposed?
biosapi is priced as annual intelligence access because the work is recurring. You are not buying a one-time lookup. You are buying a maintained BIOS intelligence layer your team can use whenever the next firmware question appears.
biosapi is built for recurring BIOS assessments, not one-time lookups. New BIOS releases, firmware CVEs, KEV entries, and fleet changes happen throughout the year. Annual access gives your team a maintained intelligence source whenever the next firmware question appears.
No. biosapi is sold as annual access only. This keeps the product aligned with recurring firmware assessment work instead of one-off audit extraction.
Some raw vendor information is public. The value of biosapi is the normalized, enriched, queryable intelligence layer built on top of that data. Instead of manually checking three vendor ecosystems, reading release notes, extracting CVEs, checking KEV, and comparing model versions, your team gets one consistent API response.
You are paying for maintained BIOS intelligence across Dell, HP, and Lenovo: normalized BIOS versions, CVE enrichment, CISA KEV matching, release notes, historical snapshots, download metadata, and fleet benchmarking support.
No. biosapi provides intelligence and assessment data. Deployment stays with your existing tools and processes.
No. Those tools help manage and deploy updates. biosapi helps your team understand BIOS posture, CVE exposure, release details, and model-level firmware status across vendors.
No. biosapi is not a vulnerability scanner. It provides cross-vendor BIOS intelligence, CVE context, KEV matching, release notes, and fleet benchmarking data that can support vulnerability and endpoint management workflows.
Dell, HP, and Lenovo.
Fleet benchmarking means comparing your current device BIOS versions against the latest known BIOS versions for each vendor and model. This helps identify which devices are current, outdated, or linked to known CVEs.
No. biosapi does not need to store your fleet inventory. You query the API from your own workflow and keep your inventory data under your control.
Limited sample access may be available for evaluation. Full fleet assessment requires an annual plan.
No. Full fleet assessment requires annual access or a paid pilot. We can provide limited sample access for evaluation.
You can move to a higher plan. There are no surprise overage charges.
You can. But your team then owns vendor-specific collection, release note parsing, CVE extraction, KEV matching, schema design, historical storage, API maintenance, and ongoing changes from Dell, HP, and Lenovo. biosapi exists so your team does not have to maintain that work internally.
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