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Getting started

How the products fit together, signing in, roles, people and domains. Read this before go-live.

Command

Command is where you govern information security. You write and approve security controls, collect evidence, generate policies from your frameworks and publish them to your staff, track incidents and their reporting deadlines, and see who did what in the audit log.

Counsel

Counsel is where your staff get answers and do their part. They ask security and compliance questions in a chat that cites its sources, read the policies published to them, and answer evidence requests from the people who run Command.

MESH

MESH is your organisation's shared asset register. It imports assets, people and groups from Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Entra, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Google Workspace and ServiceNow, and keeps one record per real thing. Command, ATLAS and BAIT all read from it.

ATLAS

ATLAS maps what your organisation exposes to the internet, finds what is dangerous about it, and shows the routes that lead to the systems you cannot afford to lose. It looks only at what you have put in scope and proved you own, and it scans actively only with a signed mandate.

BAIT

BAIT runs your phishing-awareness programme. You design simulated phishing campaigns, a second person approves each one, BAIT sends only to email domains you have proved you own, and results are reported per group, never per person.

SPECTER

SPECTER is Soveryne's threat and vulnerability intelligence. You look up adversaries, the techniques they use, malware families and vulnerabilities (CVEs), and see where each piece of intelligence comes from. ATLAS uses the same intelligence when it checks your systems.

SAGE

SAGE is the shared compliance knowledge base, the standards and frameworks that Command and Counsel cite when they answer a question or draft a document.

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Set up sign-in for my organisationSingle sign-onInvite a person or change their roleCommand settingsFind out what a role may doRoles and permissionsWrite, review and publish a security controlCommand › ControlsGenerate policies from a template packCommand › PoliciesPublish a policy to staffCommand › PoliciesEnrol a framework or run a gap analysisCommand › FrameworksUpload evidence and have it checkedCommand › EvidenceAsk colleagues for evidenceCommand › EvidenceRegister or retire an assetCommand › AssetsOpen an investigation or declare an incidentCommand › IncidentsAsk Command's assistants for helpCommand › Chat and assistantsSee who changed what in CommandCommand › Audit logRead the policies published to meCounsel › PoliciesAnswer an evidence requestCounsel › Evidence requestsAsk a security or compliance questionCounsel › ChatAdd my own documents to CounselCounsel › UploadsReport phishing from OutlookCounsel › Report phishing from OutlookConnect a cloud, directory or CMDB to the asset registerMESH › Connecting sourcesAnswer a question from an importMESH › Review queueAdd an organisation to ATLASATLAS › OnboardingProve I own a domain and record a scanning mandateATLAS › Scope and consentRun a scanATLAS › ScansExplore the map of my attack surfaceATLAS › MapTicket or accept a findingATLAS › Findings and attack pathsExport a posture reportATLAS › Inventory and reportsVerify the domains my staff receive email onBAIT › SetupRun a phishing simulationBAIT › CampaignsWrite or review a simulated emailBAIT › ScenariosSee results per groupBAIT › People and reportsLook up a CVESPECTER › CVEsLook up an adversary or a techniqueSPECTER › Threat intelligenceSee where SPECTER's intelligence comes fromSPECTER › SourcesLook up a termGlossary