Exposure Management & Asset Visibility

Find Protection Gaps (EDR/Logging/Patching)

“We have EDR/logging/patching” isn’t an answer – the question is: where exactly is it missing? This use case checks coverage with your security solutions against your asset overview and reveals gaps that truly matter. Goal: fewer blind spots and clear owners for closure.
If you’d like, we’ll show you coverage mapping and prioritisation in a short demo – together with the solution lead from our technology partner.

Best for

  • Multiple tools, but varying coverage
  • “Why wasn’t that device protected?” happens too often
  • You want to prioritise gaps rather than fix everywhere equally

Outcome

  • Reliable view of coverage compared to the asset overview
  • Prioritised gap list by risk/impact
  • Verified closure rather than “ticket green”

What you get

  • Asset overview ↔ coverage comparison (depending on setup)
  • Gap categories (missing, misconfigured, not possible)
  • Routing/ownership + verification
  • Review cadence (monthly/quarterly)

Brief explanation

Your Challenge

Coverage with security solutions is often fragmented: different tenants, exceptions, legacy, project systems. Without a reliable asset overview and clear ownership, gaps are debated rather than closed. Result: recurring blind spots.

Our Solution

We take the asset overview as “ground truth” and compare coverage with your security solutions against it. Gaps are categorised, prioritised and routed to owners. Important: closure is verified, so “green” truly means green.
Typical timeframe: 2–4 weeks until coverage map + prioritised backlog.

Flow

1

Confirm asset overview

2

Define sources/tools for coverage

3

Compare + categorise gaps

4

Assign owners + fix/workaround

5

Verification & review cadence

Frequently asked questions

Is this just reporting?
No – the goal is closure. Reporting is a by-product.

What if protection isn’t technically possible everywhere?
Then that becomes visible and gets an alternative measure.

How do you prioritise gaps?
By exposure, criticality, environment and fixability.

Can this integrate with ITSM?
Yes – when ownership is clean, routing makes sense.

“Are we protected?” – answered with facts.

Let’s make gaps visible and close them verifiably.