Use case · Coverage
Your EDR reports 98% coverage. Of what?
Security consoles measure coverage against their own list. Lumen Edge measures it against everything that actually exists, and shows the difference.
- Every security tool can only count the hosts it is installed on. The ones it was never deployed to do not exist as far as it is concerned.
- Agents silently break: they go into reduced-functionality mode, lose their policy or stop reporting, and the console still counts them.
- Without a neutral reference inventory, coverage is a number nobody can verify.
How Lumen Edge solves it
From signal to action, step by step.
- 01
Build the reference inventory
Directory, cloud, MDM and network discovery establish what exists, independently of any one security tool.
- 02
Overlay each control
CrowdStrike, Defender, Elastic, Carbon Black, Nessus and QRadar each mark which assets they cover.
- 03
Rank the gaps
Coverage per tool, by department, type and criticality, worst first, with the exact list of hosts to fix.
- 04
Watch the trend
Coverage dashboards show new, offline and out-of-scope agents over time.
Outcomes
What you get
- A verified coverage figure per control
- Hosts with broken or misconfigured agents
- Agents installed on machines that are out of scope
- A clear remediation list for IT
Typical sources
Works best with
CrowdStrike FalconEDR & XDR
Microsoft Defender for EndpointEDR & XDR
Elastic AgentEDR & XDR
Tenable Nessus AgentsVulnerability management
IBM QRadarSIEM & log analytics
Active Directory (computers)Identity & directory
More use cases
One inventory, many jobs.
See your real asset inventory in 30 minutes.
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.
SaaS or on-prem · no endpoint agents · every module included