STRATUM — Cyber Threat
Most cyber tools answer technical questions. STRATUM answers the one they can't: what does this digital activity mean for our people, programs, and mission? It is not a SIEM replacement or a vulnerability scanner — it sits above your existing stack as an intelligence layer, prioritizing by mission impact instead of raw volume.
The problem it solves
Technical alerts, no mission meaning
The SOC's world is technical; the CI team's world is human. Serious compromises live in the seam between them — STRATUM is the connective tissue.
Status quo
With STRATUM
Status quo
Threat intel feeds with no link to what the organization protects.
With STRATUM
Threat actors mapped to your assets and programs, with attribution confidence.
Status quo
Vulnerability management drowning in raw CVE counts.
With STRATUM
Exposure prioritized by mission impact.
Status quo
Unknown and shadow-IT assets invisible until exploited.
With STRATUM
Continuous digital-footprint mapping and unknown-asset discovery.
Status quo
Cyber anomalies and insider indicators analyzed by teams that never compare notes.
With STRATUM
Cyber-insider nexus detection in one risk picture.
Status quo
Everything escalated, nothing prioritized.
With STRATUM
Only meaningful risk elevated — at executive-visible altitude.
Modules
Three modules, three vantage points
Outward at the adversary, inward at your own exposure, and directly at the seam between cyber and human — alongside your SIEM, EDR, and vulnerability stack, never in place of them.
Modules
01
STRATUM Watch
External threat intelligence and adversary activity
Threat-actor profiling with attribution confidence, campaign correlation, dark-web monitoring, and reconnaissance early warning.
Attribution comes with stated confidence — an auditable-claims discipline — with campaign correlation across infrastructure and tradecraft, and dark-web monitoring for reconnaissance early warning.
Human role
Cyber analysts consume the profiles and warnings, tune priorities, and decide response postures.
02
STRATUM Vector
Attack surface and digital exposure awareness
Attack surface mapping and shadow-IT discovery, with exposure prioritized by mission impact — not raw CVE counts.
Exposures are scored by relevance to the adversaries who actually target you — asset-to-threat-actor mapping, not CVE volume.
Human role
Security teams work a short, mission-ranked exposure list instead of a thousand-line scan report.
03
STRATUM Signal
CI-informed cyber anomaly intelligence
Cyber-insider nexus detection that corroborates OBSIDIAN findings — raising or reducing confidence with every new signal.
It works in both directions: alignment between cyber and behavioral signals raises confidence; absence of alignment reduces it — protecting people from false accusations as deliberately as it catches real risk.
Human role
Humans make all determinations. Signal raises or reduces confidence; it never decides about a person.
Watch looks out. Vector looks at yourself as the adversary sees you. Signal looks at the seam between cyber and human.
Ecosystem
Connected across the system
STRATUM enriches technical signals with organizational context from the platform — and hands its judgments to the modules built to act on them.
Stands on
APEXEntity resolution, the shared risk engine, and cross-domain corroboration give every technical signal its organizational context.
Corroborates
OBSIDIANSignal raises or reduces confidence in counterintelligence assessments based on cyber-behavioral alignment.
Consumes
PATHWAYTravel and access context sharpens anomaly correlation across the cyber-human seam.
Triggers
FORGEFindings that warrant investigation open cases with the digital evidence already in custody.
Cyber analysts
Actor profiles with attribution confidence, campaign correlation, and a prioritized exposure list.
Security leadership
Executive-level cyber risk visibility in mission terms — not ticket counts.
Counterintelligence teams
The cyber-CI nexus: digital evidence for attribution and insider assessments.
Program owners
Knowledge of which exposures actually threaten their mission.
Next step
Cyber intelligence, in mission terms.
A demo positions STRATUM alongside your existing SIEM, EDR, and vulnerability stack — it complements them, never replaces them.