The problem
Most vendor coverage pages are a wall of green checkmarks that quietly conflate "we have a dashboard for this" with "we close this." That gap is exactly where teams get burned. Our coverage map states, per risk class, whether we detect it, notify on it, or fix it — and where depth is partial, it says so, so you can trust the checkmarks that are there.
What you get
Outcomes you can take to a skeptical security team.
- Every non-human-identity risk class laid out in one honest matrix
- Clear per-class labels: detect, notify, or fix — never blurred together
- Partial depth acknowledged where it is partial, not hidden behind a tick
- A page you can take to a skeptical security team and defend line by line
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
01
Map the risk classes
Every class of non-human-identity risk is laid out in one place, nothing omitted.
02
Label honestly
Each class is marked detect, notify, or fix — with partial depth called out as partial.
03
Plan around the truth
You scope your program to what is real today instead of discovering the gaps mid-incident.
Continue the platform