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Enterprise Security Gap Analysis

Baseline

SecOpsAI already provides strong local detection engineering, supply-chain analysis, cross-platform telemetry, triage orchestration, CI security gates, research cases, and bounded model review. The remaining gaps are integration and operating-model gaps rather than a replacement of those capabilities.

Capability matrix

Area Existing state Enterprise addition
Detection and triage Strong local SQLite workflow with evidence and approvals Tenant-aware event/finding repositories and external alert routing
Vulnerability management Strong package, artifact, advisory, and container coverage Asset ownership, CVSS/exploitability context, SLAs, exceptions, tickets
Observability Local logs, health, freshness, optional Sentry Metrics, traces, dead-letter queues, SIEM exports, MTTD/MTTR measurements
AWS Credential and behavior indicators only CloudTrail, GuardDuty, Security Hub, IAM, VPC, and Secrets Manager adapters
GCP Credential and metadata indicators only Audit Logs, SCC, IAM, VPC, GKE, and Secret Manager adapters
Kubernetes Static manifests, token indicators, and container scanning Audit/API posture, RBAC, workload, admission, and runtime event ingestion
DAST No first-class workflow Authorized target registry, passive scan, approval-gated active scan, SARIF
GRC Threat model and security documentation Control catalog, evidence provenance, exceptions, expiry, auditor review
Questionnaires No dedicated workflow Versioned answer library, evidence links, review, import, and export
Threat modeling Documentation and research-case evidence Structured systems, trust boundaries, threats, mitigations, and reviews
Penetration testing Artifact/evidence import Engagement scope, authorization, partner deliverables, retest tracking
Awareness Guides and security research Finding-linked learning content and completion metrics
Data plane SQLite/files, intentionally single-workspace PostgreSQL, pooling, RBAC, tenant isolation, migrations, retention

Sequencing

  1. Shared enterprise schemas, repositories, redaction, tenancy, and metrics.
  2. AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, and SIEM export adapters.
  3. Asset-centric vulnerability management and ticketing.
  4. Authorized DAST and container/Kubernetes posture.
  5. GRC evidence, questionnaires, threat modeling, and penetration-test cases.
  6. Awareness content, dashboard surfaces, and hosted deployment hardening.

Verification standard

Every addition requires deterministic fixtures, mocked external calls, permission tests, redaction tests, pagination tests, failure/freshness tests, and a documented not-configured state. No feature is considered complete merely because its configuration or UI exists.