Capability architecture
Posture, next move and what changed — in one place.
The command centre is built from the same preserved evidence as every alert and perspective, so the headline numbers always open to their source.
01Why it matters
- Teams need to answer two questions quickly — how exposed are we right now, and what should we do first.
- Posture that cannot be traced to evidence is a guess; a dashboard of counts without a recommended move is a to-do list.
- What changed this week matters more than a static score.
02ThreatCanary approach
- Current posture is assessed from reviewed alerts, the adversary perspective and identity exposure, and stated with its rationale.
- The recommended next move is the single defensive action with the strongest evidence behind it.
- Exposure layers — access, identities, leaks, malware — and the seven-day signal show where the picture moved.
03What you see
- Posture and the recommended next move, with the alert or perspective that justifies them.
- Seven-day adversary signal and the exposure layers behind it.
- The priority intelligence that changed for you, ordered by relevance and urgency.
04Evidence produced
- A defensible statement of current posture with its supporting alerts.
- Headline counts that open to the underlying records.
- A record of what changed and when, for the team and for reporting.