Cyber Coverage Map
What's covered versus what's missing, by security domain — driven by which platforms you've connected and what they report.
A domain is Covered when a source is connected and reports no high/critical issues, At risk when a connected source reports a verified high/critical finding, and a Gap when nothing is connected to watch it. Nothing here is assumed — a gap is an honest blind spot, not a clean bill of health.
Security coverage at a glance — which domains are protected and where the gaps are, by area. Updates as you connect sources. (Beta.)
3
Domains covered
Protected and healthy
2
Domains at risk
1 verified high/critical finding
5
Coverage gaps
No source connected — blind
Identity & Access
Connected via Okta, Supabase, but 1 high finding needs attention.
Stolen or weakly-protected logins are the #1 way attackers get in. This domain watches MFA, admin accounts and sign-ins.
Cloud Posture
Connected via AWS Security Hub, Vercel, but 1 high finding needs attention.
Misconfigured cloud accounts leak data silently. This domain watches your cloud platforms, hosting and infrastructure.
Email Security
No source connected — email security is unmonitored.
Phishing and business-email-compromise are the most common breach trigger. This domain watches inbound email threats.
Application & Code
No source connected — application & code is unmonitored.
Vulnerable code and leaked secrets ship straight to production. This domain watches your software supply chain.
Backup & Recovery
No source connected — backup & recovery is unmonitored.
When ransomware hits, tested backups are the difference between a bad day and going out of business.
Vulnerability Mgmt
No source connected — vulnerability mgmt is unmonitored.
Unpatched, known vulnerabilities are how most breaches happen. This domain finds them before attackers do.
Governance & Compliance
No source connected — governance & compliance is unmonitored.
Continuous evidence (SOC 2, ISO 27001) keeps you audit-ready and proves to customers you take security seriously.
Endpoints / EDR
Covered by Defender for Endpoint, CrowdStrike — connected and reporting clean.
Laptops and servers are where ransomware lands first. Without an EDR you have no eyes on what runs on your machines.
Network & Web Edge
Covered by SSL/TLS scan, Subdomain scan — 3 healthy signals, no high/critical issues.
Your public-facing domains, certificates and firewalls are the front door. Expired certs and open ports invite trouble.
Visibility / SIEM
Covered by Microsoft Sentinel — connected and reporting clean.
A central log feed is what lets you actually detect an attack in progress instead of reading about it later.
Close 5 coverage gaps
Each connected source turns a blind spot into monitored, covered ground.