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CAASM Pilot Program
A guided 30-day engagement to connect asset data, investigate gaps, and make a more informed decision about what comes next.
Proof of value in 30 days
IT, OT, and security environments change constantly. The pilot brings your team, SJULTRA practices, and a CAASM platform together to examine the environment and selected use cases. The outcome is a set of findings and a practical path forward.
At the end of the pilot, you can assess the value of CAASM for your organization. SJULTRA says there is no obligation and that you keep the plan, the data, and control.
How the pilot works
Discuss your needs with SJULTRA and CAASM.
Agree on tasks, use cases, and waypoints.
Set up and integrate your CAASM instance.
Collect, filter, and query IT and OT data.
Review reports, dashboards, and next steps.
What you can examine
SJULTRA publishes use cases spanning asset visibility, vulnerability prioritization, obsolete devices, and CMDB reconciliation. The pilot plan is tailored to your needs.
Understand what exists beyond a single tool's view.
Examine where controls may not reach.
Turn findings into a focused plan for remediation or improvement.
Frequently asked questions
Cybersecurity asset attack surface management (CAASM) brings information from existing IT and security tools together so teams can understand assets, coverage, and exposure across an environment.
SJULTRA describes a check-in, a custom flight plan, integration of the CAASM instance, queries across agreed use cases, and a report with dashboards and possible next actions.
SJULTRA states that the customer keeps the plan, the data, and control at the end of the pilot.
SJULTRA describes a no-cost concierge pilot for qualified customers. Eligibility and scope should be confirmed directly with the team before starting.
Talk with a team that turns complex security challenges into a practical next step.
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