Security command centre
One view of your security
Your protection tools each have their own screen, login and alerts. The security command centre brings what they report into one picture, in plain language, so you can see where you stand.
See where you stand
Nobody sees the whole picture.
Security tools do their own job well. The trouble is that nobody looks at all of them at once.
Many screens, no overview
Devices, email, backup and sign-in each report somewhere different. Putting the picture together by hand takes time, so it rarely happens.
Gaps stay hidden
A device without protection or an account without extra sign-in checks is easy to miss until a client, an insurer or an incident finds it.
Hard to explain to others
Owners and boards need a plain answer to "are we okay?" They do not need a list of alerts from six products.
What changes
From scattered screens to one picture.
Minutes
Once your tools are connected
The command centre fills in with what your tools report. Anything it cannot read yet shows as not checked, so a gap is never hidden.
Weeks
You work down a ranked list of gaps. The picture changes as fixes are made and your tools report back.
Ongoing
Alerts and gaps stay in one place, and a summary for your owner or board is ready whenever you want it.
How it works
How it works.
Short answer first. The technical detail is underneath each step.
We connect the tools you already useYou keep your tools. We read what they report.How this works underneath
Connections use the access each provider offers, such as an API key or a sign-in approval for your Microsoft account. We read status and findings. We do not replace your tools or change their settings.We check what they report against the security measures that matterEach reading is compared with the measure it supports.How this works underneath
A reading such as the share of devices with protection switched on is matched to the related SMB1001 . Readings are refreshed on a schedule, and anything we cannot read is shown as not checked.You see one score, one list and one summaryA single view of where you stand, with the gaps ranked.How this works underneath
The view shows how many security measures are fully in place, partly in place or not yet assessed. Alerts from connected tools appear in one feed. The summary view is written for owners and boards, not engineers.
What it connects to
Reads from the tools you already use.
The platform also connects to Microsoft 365 (Entra ID, Intune and Defender), usecure, PowerDMARC and CheckRed.
A small example
What this can look like.
- Situation
- The owner is asked by a client whether staff have extra sign-in checks switched on. Nobody is sure.
- What the command centre shows
- Most accounts have extra sign-in checks on. Four do not, and two devices have no protection reported.
- What happens next
- The six gaps become a short list with owners. The owner can answer the client with a dated summary.
- What is kept
- The readings, the fixes and the dates are kept as evidence for the proof pack.
This is an invented example to show how the module works. The names and figures are not a real customer's.
What is in it
What the command centre shows you.
Where you stand, in one score
A single view of how many security measures are fully in place, partly in place or not yet checked. It updates as your connected tools report in.
Alerts in one feed
Endpoint alerts, email security events and cloud findings from your connected tools appear in one place.
Coverage at a glance
See which SMB1001 security measures are covered across all five tiers, and what stands between you and your next tier.
Progress towards your target tier
A running view of what is done, what is outstanding and what needs a person to complete.
A summary for your owner or board
Where you stand, certification progress and open actions in plain language.
Evidence collected for you
What your tools report is kept as dated evidence, ready for your proof pack.
Questions
Common questions.
In minutes once your tools are connected. Setting up the connections takes longer, and anything we cannot read yet is shown as not checked.
No. The command centre reads what your existing tools report. You keep using them as you do now.
Owners and boards. It shows where you stand, certification progress and open actions without technical language.
Related
Works with.
See where you stand.
The free readiness assessment shows you where you stand and what to fix first. If we are not the right fit, we will tell you that too.