For CISOs

Five minutes to a yes or no.

You do not need another dashboard. You need a defensible answer to "what can they reach" and evidence your program is maturing. Here is what Samyoga gives you, and where it does not fit.

The enterprise has no trustworthy map of itself. Agents are about to make that fatal.

Read the thesis

What you are accountable for

A board answer on exposure that survives the follow-up question.
CSF maturity evidence an auditor or insurer can check, not a self-assessment.
A budget defense: what did the SOC spend buy, in numbers.

The Three Ps, through your lens.

Pagerank for Posture · CSF 2.0 IDENTIFY

Your exposure becomes one number.

Every identity and asset ranked by what an attacker could reach from it. Your next board update opens with quantified exposure — re-checkable next quarter — not a slide of alert counts.

How we quantify exposure

Placements for Deception · CSF 2.0 DETECT

Detection coverage you can point at.

The graph shows which routes to your crown jewels have nothing watching them, and where a decoy will actually be walked past. Coverage stops being a diagram and becomes a placement plan.

The placement argument

Prescriptions for Playbooks · CSF 2.0 RESPOND · IMPROVE

Tier claims with receipts.

Every playbook prescription carries a recorded CSF tier claim — 2 to 3, 3 to 4 — and none advances until measured deflection clears the bar. From Risk Informed to Adaptive, provable.

See the board-facing artifact

The number you leave with

Tier 2 → Tier 4

NIST CSF 2.0 implementation tier movement, measured by deflection-gated tier claims. Never self-asserted.

Built for the CISO moving to Tier 4.

Derived ground truth is continuous threat & exposure management run all the way to its destination: NIST CSF Tier 4, Adaptive. One buyer, one journey — the CISO taking a program up the implementation tiers, from knowing the risks to adapting on evidence, and proving each step to the board, the auditor, and the insurer.

CSF 2.0 tier	Where the program stands	What moves it up
Tier 1 · Partial	Risk is worked alert by alert, as it arrives.	The exposure graph replaces the alert queue as the map.
Tier 2 · Risk Informed	You know your risks; the board still hears alert counts.	Posture: every identity and asset ranked by what an attacker could reach.
Tier 3 · Repeatable	Practice is consistent; improvement is manual.	Placements and dispatches: detection sited by the graph, campaigns named weekly.
Tier 4 · Adaptive	The program adapts on its own evidence.	Prescriptions with deflection-gated tier claims. Measured, not asserted.

Start the CISO fit journey

Is it the right fit?

Samyoga is a fit if

You answer to a board, a regulator, or an insurer and need evidence, not assertions.
You already pay for a SIEM or a data lake and want more out of it, not another copy of your data.
Your environment is identity-heavy: cloud, SaaS, service accounts, OT identities.

Not the tool if

You need a compliance-evidence engine that maps controls to frameworks. That is GRC tooling.
You want a pentest or red team. We rank and measure; we do not attack.
You have no telemetry yet. Samyoga reads the data you already collect.

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