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Scenarios

Teams that stopped guessing.

Built for banks, hospitals, manufacturers, public bodies and service providers that need to answer the most basic security question with confidence: what do we actually have?

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Built for 10 sectors and the teams that defend them

BankingInsuranceHealthcareManufacturingEnergy & utilitiesTelecommunicationsPublic sectorRetailLogisticsManaged security providers

Example scenarios

What changes with one inventory

Illustrative scenarios based on how the platform is used. They describe typical outcomes, not the results of a named customer.

Banking

From "covered" to provably covered

A bank correlates CrowdStrike, Active Directory and its network scans. The coverage view shows servers with no EDR, sensors in reduced-functionality mode and hosts where the prevention policy was never applied.

  • Servers without EDR identified by name
  • Sensor policy drift visible per host
  • Coverage reported from evidence, not from one console

Healthcare

An asset register auditors can accept

A hospital group replaces its spreadsheets with one correlated inventory. Ownership is enriched automatically and every retired machine carries its evidence trail.

  • One register for ISO 27001 and NIS2 evidence
  • Stale Active Directory objects retired with proof
  • Audit preparation from a live register instead of spreadsheets

Manufacturing

Visibility beyond the managed estate

A manufacturer with several plants finds printers, PLC gateways and UPS units that no tool listed, then uses License Optimization to find SaaS seats nobody uses.

  • Unmanaged network devices found and given owners
  • Idle Microsoft 365 and Atlassian seats listed
  • One inventory across every site

By team

What each team gets

Day 1 coverage gaps visibleFrom the first correlation, not after a project

The EDR console reports high coverage because it only counts the hosts it knows. Correlated with Active Directory and network scans, the servers it has never seen and the sensors that are installed but not protecting show up by name.

Security operationsBanks and insurers
1 register for SOC and auditDecommissioning evidence kept automatically

The asset register handed to auditors is the same list the SOC works from, and every retired machine keeps the evidence of why it was retired.

GRC and auditHealthcare and public sector
Idle licences listedSeats nobody uses, ready to reclaim

Printers, PLC gateways and UPS units that no tool listed appear in the inventory, and License Optimization points at the Microsoft 365 and Atlassian seats nobody uses.

IT operationsManufacturing and logistics
1 console for every clientEach tenant is a hard isolation boundary

Each client is its own isolated tenant, all managed from one console. Onboarding a new client means deploying a sensor and connecting their tools.

Managed security providersMSSPs and MDR providers

By sector

The question each sector brings

BBankingCan we prove every server has a working EDR sensor?Security
IInsuranceIs the register we give auditors the one the SOC works from?GRC
HHealthcareWhich machines are still on the network after they were retired?IT
MManufacturingWhat is on the plant network that nobody registered?IT and Security
EEnergy & utilitiesWhich hosts have no owner and no security tooling?Security
TTelecommunicationsHow do we keep one inventory across many sites and tools?IT
PPublic sectorIs our asset register complete enough for NIS2?GRC
RRetailWhich stores run devices our tools have never seen?Security
LLogisticsWhich software licences are paid for but unused?IT
MManaged security providersHow do we see every client estate from one console?MSSP

See it on your own data.

Bring one question you cannot answer today: how many servers have no EDR, who owns a subnet, which licenses are idle. We will answer it on a live platform.

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SaaS or on-prem · no endpoint agents · every module included