Why does CloudSEK configure differently for each security role?

Different security roles consume different outputs from the same underlying intelligence. A CISO needs attack path coverage and breach-risk reporting for the board. A SOC analyst needs validated alerts in the SIEM queue, not raw intelligence to triage. A threat intelligence team needs actor profiles and pivot-friendly investigation tooling. The platform exposes the same data through different surfaces tuned to each consumer.

Can the same deployment serve multiple roles at once?

Yes. One CloudSEK deployment serves CISO, SOC, threat intelligence, risk and compliance, and AI security teams simultaneously. Each role's interface, reporting templates, and integrations are configured separately while running off the same Nexus AI correlation layer.

Which role typically champions the initial CloudSEK deployment?

Most often the CISO or Head of Threat Intelligence. CISOs typically champion when board-level attack path reporting is the priority; Heads of TI typically champion when dark web coverage or actor tracking depth is the entry need. AI security teams increasingly champion deployments where AIVigil is the entry product.

CloudSEK Solutions by Role: Outputs Tuned to Your Team

The Role Framework

The question each role needs answered

The best way to explore CloudSEK is to start from the question your role is being asked. The platform helps you find that answer.

Role

The question they're being asked

What CloudSEK gives them

CISO

Are we covered against the attack paths most likely to be exploited against us?

Validated attack paths and cyber risk quantified in monetary terms, from Nexus AI.

SOC Team

What external alerts actually need investigation, and what's noise?

Validated, deduplicated, context-enriched alerts pushed into SIEM/SOAR — not raw feeds.

TI Team

Who's targeting us, what TTPs are they using, and where do they overlap with our exposure?

Actor profiles, TTP mapping, dark web access, exploited CVE timelines, pivot-friendly investigation tools.

Risk & Compliance

Which vendors and exposures put us out of regulatory posture, and what's our audit evidence?

Continuous vendor posture, fourth-party mapping, vendor risk reports from SVigil.

AI Security

What’s exposed across our AI systems -infrastructure, MCP servers, API keys?

Exposed AI infrastructure, MCP servers, leaked AI keys, agentic workflows, shadow AI - from AIVigil.

CISO

Are we covered against the attack paths most likely to be exploited against us?

Attack path coverage reports, breach-risk quantification, board-ready summaries from Nexus AI.

SOC Team

What external alerts actually need investigation, and what's noise?

Validated, deduplicated, context-enriched alerts pushed into SIEM/SOAR — not raw feeds.

TI Team

Who's targeting us, what TTPs are they using, and where do they overlap with our exposure?

Actor profiles, TTP mapping, dark web access, exploited CVE timelines, pivot-friendly investigation tools.

Risk & Compliance

Which vendors and exposures put us out of regulatory posture, and what's our audit evidence?

Continuous vendor posture, fourth-party mapping, regulator-ready evidence packs from SVigil.

AI Security

What's exposed across our AI systems — models, prompts, training data, infrastructure?

Prompt injection detection, model abuse monitoring, training data exposure, AI infra coverage from AIVigil.

How Teams Use CloudSEK

Choose your consumption surface

Each section below details the relevant capabilities, recommended product stack, and example workflows for that particular role or team.

CISO

Board ready attack path coverage

"Are we covered against the attack paths most likely to be exploited against us?"

Quantified attack path coverage, breach-risk reduction tracking, and board-ready reporting. Nexus AI as the primary surface, with executive dashboards aggregating signals across the platform.

Primary output:

Validated attack path visibility

Monetary cyber risk estimates

Prioritised initial access vectors

Customisable reports and dashboards

Primary Products: Nexus AI · XVigil · SVigil

SOC Team

Validated Alerts, Not Feeds

"What external alerts actually need investigation, and what's noise?"

External signals validated, deduplicated, and enriched before reaching the SIEM queue. SOC analysts receive attack context - not raw feeds requiring triage.

Primary output:

Validated, prioritised external alerts

Enriched IOC feeds (STIX, JSON)

SIEM and SOAR integrations

In-house takedown support

Primary Products: XVigil · Threat Intel · Nexus AI

Threat Intelligence Team

Pivot-Friendly Investigation

"Who's targeting us, what TTPs, and where do they overlap with our exposure?"

Actor profiles, TTP mapping, dark web access, exploited CVE timelines, and pivot-friendly investigation tools. Threat Intelligence and XVigil as the primary surfaces for analyst-driven workflows.

Primary output:

79,000+ tracked actor profiles

TTP and MITRE ATTACK mapping

Dark web monitoring access

Custom intelligence requests

Primary Products: Threat Intelligence · XVigil

Risk & Compliance

Vendor Posture & Audit Evidence

"Which vendors and exposures put us out of regulatory posture?"

Continuous third-party posture monitoring, fourth-party dependency mapping, regulatory exposure tracking, and audit-ready evidence packs. SVigil as the central feed.
‍

Primary output:

Continuous vendor posture scores

Fourth-party dependency mapping

Audit evidence packs

Framework-aligned reporting

Primary Products: SVigil · Threat Intel

AI Security Team

AI Attack Surface Coverage

Where are we exposed - shadow AI, MCP servers, leaked keys, agents?

Continuous monitoring of the AI attack surface - exposed AI infrastructure, MCP servers, leaked credentials, vector databases, agentic workflows, and shadow AI. AIVigil as the primary surface.

Primary output:

AI infrastructure fingerprinting

Credential & secret leakage alerts

MCP server poisoning detection

AI supply chain scanning

Primary Products: AIVigil · BeVigil · Nexus AI