Exposure and risk
Prioritize approved assets and vulnerabilities by severity, owner, due date, and remediation state.
Private security operations workspace
See your security posture. Act on what matters.
Bring assets, vulnerabilities, incidents, controls, evidence, and executive reporting into one accountable operating view.
- Access
- Company and role scoped
- Evidence
- Private, scan-gated
- AI output
- Drafted for review
Security score—Calculated from recorded data
Critical exposure—No public customer data
Control readiness—Evidence required
Priority queueWhat needs attention now
Open workspace
Severity
Prioritized remediationMeasured exposure · due date · accountable owner
Role
Severity
Identity control reviewControl state · evidence status · review path
Role
Severity
Third-party access reviewRisk record · assigned work · audit history
Role
One operating picture
Move from scattered findings to owned work.
SecureOps connects technical exposure, accountable owners, control evidence, and business reporting without pretending to replace your security providers.
Overview
Exposure
Incidents
Controls
Evidence
Reports
Illustrative incident workflowReviewable response record
Example
- Status
- Tracked in workspace
- Owner
- Authorized responder
- Detection
- Verified provider or collector
- Evidence
- Scan-gated private files
- Finding recordedSource and company boundary retained
- Action assignedAuthorized owner and audit event required
- Evidence reviewedApproval remains a human decision
Core workflows
The work your team repeats, made reviewable.
Incident response
Maintain a defensive timeline, assigned responder, evidence chain, and reviewed closure record.
Control assurance
Map policies and clean evidence to controls while keeping certification claims appropriately bounded.
Executive reporting
Prepare company-scoped security reports with role, subscription, audit, and privacy review controls.
Provider operations
Use authenticated Wazuh health and alert synchronization; configure other providers only where supported.
Assurance by design
Security controls that stay visible to the customer.
Access, evidence, provider, and report boundaries are enforced in the application and explained in the workflow—not hidden in implementation notes.
- Workspace separation
- Company access is enforced server-side across application and API routes.
- Evidence integrity
- Uploads remain private and unavailable until the configured malware gate records a clean result.
- Scoped automation
- API keys, collectors, and webhook previews use explicit scopes and signatures.
- Reviewable output
- AI summaries and executive reports remain drafts until an authorized user reviews them.
- Defensive boundary
- SecureOps does not claim to be a SIEM, EDR, NDR, managed SOC, certification authority, or security guarantee.
Plans
Start with governed records. Add automation when it is ready.
Billing and connection availability depends on your plan and verified account setup.
Starter
Manual security operations for a focused team.
- 25 assets
- Core risk and incident workflows
- Monthly reporting
Business
Broader assurance and automation controls.
- 100 assets
- AI drafting with usage controls
- API, webhooks, and advanced reports
Enterprise
Connected operations with governed rollout.
- Expanded event limits
- Wazuh integration and board reporting
- Onboarding and white-label options
A practical next step
Review your operating model inside SecureOps.
A guided walkthrough keeps connection, privacy, retention, and report-sharing boundaries clear.