Test alert triage and isolation
Waiting onRR-P4-M13
Where security teams and service providers get work done.
One spot to plan, track, and report on priorities, investments, and delivery.
Portfolio
Create
Schedule and capacity
At risk, needs staffingOff-track or blockedOn plan, capacity coveredAt risk, needs rescheduling20 extra15 extra10 extra5 extraBalanced5 needed10 needed15 needed20 needed300 early200 early100 earlyOn plan100 late200 late300 lateCapacity balance (person-days/week)Schedule variance (calendar days)
Modern security portfolio & program management
Security programs are hard to start, track, and report. Current tools leave most of the work up to the user. AI Security Planner helps security teams and service providers achieve more with less effort.
- Standards-based program blueprints and visual capacity balancing save time
- At-a-glance dashboards and automated reports reduce complexity
- Near-real time alert feeds with AI guidance and prioritization reduce risk
- Multi-tenancy, capacity delegation, and built-in collaboration tools simplify scaling
Program planning views, starting on Kanban. Live product components with demo data. Preview controls do not save.
Planned
4
Test restoration of critical services
On critical path
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Run and review a ransomware exercise
On critical path
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Validate clean-room identity recovery access
On critical path
In progress
1
Define detection and escalation procedures
Blocked
0
Complete
14
Set program ownership and decisions
Define critical services and data
Approve recovery priorities and objectives
Operationalize the ransomware response playbook
Confirm the executive crisis decision process
Design resilient service architecture
Separate daily and privileged administration
Require strong authentication
Define recovery access procedures
Set endpoint detection and isolation coverage
Prioritize vulnerability remediation
Restrict and monitor privileged access
Segment critical networks and services
Establish isolated backup copies
Close gaps. Show progress. Drive outcomes.
Questions
How do we choose what to work on first?
Compare planned work, dependencies, blockers and delivery forecasts across Programs. Use the Blueprint’s priorities as a starting point, then review what matters to the organization. The planner supports that decision; it does not choose the security strategy. Planning method
Can our team deliver the plan?
Compare remaining effort with named people’s available time and Program allocations in Capacity. Read the target date and forecast together: enough capacity today can still leave a late finish. Forecasts depend on recorded work, dependencies and staffing assumptions. Capacity forecasts
Where is delivery at risk?
Use Portfolio to compare Program forecasts, then inspect late work, blockers and unfinished dependencies in the Program views. Review missing information before acting. A delivery warning describes the recorded plan; it does not measure the organization’s security exposure. Program views
What can we take to the board?
Use Dashboards and dated Report editions to explain planned work, staffing needs, delivery forecasts and decisions. Add context before sharing or exporting. These records support investment discussions; they do not establish security effectiveness or a return on investment. Report contents