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Every capability listed here is generally available.

58 capabilities ship and are supported now, grouped in eight families, from one registry that is published openly.

Registry58 capabilitiesAll generally availableFamiliesDiscover, cloud, scoreGovern, respond, identityIntegrate, deployRoadmap41 items plannedNone available todayRegistry58 capabilitiesAll generally availableFamiliesDiscover, cloud, scoreGovern, respond, identityIntegrate, deployRoadmap41 items plannedNone available today
Planned items are never in the registry.
58capabilities generally available
3clouds: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure
1capability registry, published openly
By family

Eight families, 58 capabilities.

Discover11Endpoint, server, mobile, container and sensor operations.
Cloud and attack paths6AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, agent paths and data reach.
Score and reason6Explainable ratings, threat reasoning, time travel.
Govern and assure15Policy, registers, red-team, compliance evidence.
Respond and remediate6Response controls, enforcement, fix as code, reports.
Identity and access6Single sign-on, provisioning and ownership sync.
Integrate and operate5SIEM export, ticketing, chat, assistants and the API.
Deploy and assure3Dedicated and customer-cloud deployment, scale design, accessibility.
Roadmap

Planned, and not available today.

41 items are planned and not available today. Each is listed with what the product does now and what is planned, and none carries a date. Read the Roadmap.

How it works

Step by step.

  1. Read the families

    Eight families group the capabilities by the job they do.

  2. Check the registry

    The registry lists each capability and its state, and it is the source for every claim on this site.

  3. Check the roadmap

    Anything planned is on the Roadmap and nowhere else.

Questions

Common questions.

What does generally available mean here?
Shipped, supported and ready to rely on in production, and listed in the registry.
Are services included?
No. Services such as assessments and red-team engagements are scoped separately on the Services page.
How do I check the detail?
The technical pack holds the full matrix with filters, as published for machines. Where wording differs between pages, the registry is the source.
What is not on this page?
Planned items. They are listed on the Roadmap with what the product does today and what is planned, and none carries a date.
Which clouds are generally available?
AWS, Azure and Google Cloud have generally available read-only connectors. Oracle Cloud tenancy discovery is in beta and reads AI services only.
Is the count the same everywhere?
Yes. The 58 here matches the registry, and every count on this site is checked against it.
What you need
  • Nothing. Services such as assessments and red-team engagements are scoped separately on the Services page.
For your technical team

The full capability matrix, as published for machines, is in the technical pack, shared with your team under NDA.

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