Kosmic Eye: Unified Security Posture You Can Actually Use

Security teams don’t fail because they lack tools—they fail because the signal gets buried in noise. Alerts flood in from cloud, endpoints, identity, SaaS apps, and third-party scanners. Dashboards multiply. Compliance asks for evidence. Executives want a simple answer: “Are we at risk right now, and what’s the plan?”

Kosmic Eye is Tek Yantra’s Unified Security Posture Management (USPM) platform built to answer that question in minutes, not months. It pulls your most important security data into a single, live view; scores risk based on business impact; compresses alert noise; and gives you one-click actions, reports, and evidence you can trust.

Below is a practical, plain-English look at what Kosmic Eye is, how it works, and the benefits teams see in the first 90 days.

The Problem Kosmic Eye Solves

• Too many tools, not enough context. SIEM, EDR, CSPM, CNAPP, vulnerability scanners, IAM logs… none of them understand your business services or SLOs.
• Alert fatigue. Duplicate and flapping alerts hide the real issues. Analysts lose time triaging noise.
• Compliance drag. Audits demand screenshots, logs, mappings, and control evidence—often scattered across systems.
• Executive gaps. Leaders see heatmaps, not decisions. They need a simple posture summary tied to risk and remediation.

Kosmic Eye addresses all four by unifying visibility, mapping risk to what your business runs on, and turning findings into prioritized work.

What is Kosmic Eye?

Kosmic Eye is a live security map of your environment—cloud, on-prem, containers, SaaS, identity, and data—connected to a risk engine that understands critical services and their dependencies. It deduplicates and correlates findings across tools, scores them by business impact, auto-prioritizes remediation, and produces audit-ready evidence on demand. Think of it as the layer that makes your existing security stack smarter, calmer, and more executive-friendly.

Core Capabilities

1. Unified asset & exposure graph

• Auto-discovers assets (compute, containers, serverless, databases, buckets, endpoints, identities) and links them to business services.
• Tracks misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, expired certs, over-privileged roles, public exposures, and drift.

2. Risk scoring that reflects the business

• Weights findings by service criticality (SLOs, revenue/mission tie-in, data sensitivity).
• Shows the real top risks—not just the loudest alerts.

3. Noise compression & correlation

• Clusters duplicates and flapping signals across multiple tools.
• Suppress non-actionable alerts; routes only what matters to on-call or SecOps.

4. Remediation playbooks (SOAR-ready)

• Suggested fixes per finding with change-safe steps.
• Integrates with ticketing (Jira, ServiceNow) and automation (SOAR/GitOps) so teams can close the loop.

5. Compliance snapshots

• One-click reports mapped to NIST, CIS, ISO, SOC 2, and HIPAA/HITRUST-aligned controls.
• Evidence packs (logs, configs, screenshots) to speed audits.

6. Executive-ready dashboards

• Clear posture score by service and domain (cloud, identity, data, workload).
• “What changed this week?” summaries with trend lines and time-to-green estimates.

7. Integrations you already use

• SIEM, EDR/XDR, CSPM/CNAPP, vulnerability scanners, IAM, MDM, cloud providers, ticketing, chat, and runbooks.

Benefits You’ll Notice Fast

1) Clarity in minutes, not months

Most platforms take quarters to show value. Kosmic Eye’s discovery and baseline typically make your top 5 risks obvious in the first week. The map shows what each asset powers, who has access, and what could break an SLO.

2) 30–60% less alert noise

By clustering duplicates and suppressing flapping, teams spend more time fixing and less time triaging. Analysts get shorter queues with higher signals.

3) Risk tied to what the business cares about

Not all criticals are equal. Kosmic Eye ranks risk by service impact, not just CVSS. A “medium” that threatens the payment portal or a patient-facing workflow can outrank a “critical” buried in a lab test environment.

4) Faster, safer remediation

Playbooks point to the next best action (and who should do it). With SOAR/GitOps wiring, many fixes can be automated or at least templated, shrinking MTTR without accidental breakage.

5) Evidence on demand

Generate audit snapshots in minutes—control mappings, screenshots, logs, drift history, and exceptions. Audits turn from fire drills into paperwork.

6) Executive confidence

Leaders get a crisp answer: “Here’s our risk posture, what changed, what’s being fixed, and when we’ll be green.” No jargon, no guessing.

7) Lower total cost of security (TCO)

You keep your current tools, but use them better. Fewer wasted seats, fewer one-off dashboards, fewer swivel-chair workflows. The value of your existing stack goes up.

How It Works (Under the Hood)

• Ingest & normalize. Connect cloud accounts, identity providers, scanners, SIEM/EDR, and config sources. Data is normalized into a common schema.
• Graph modeling. Kosmic Eye builds a service-aware graph: assets ↔ configs ↔ identities ↔ data ↔ dependencies ↔ business services.
• Risk engine. Combines severity, exploitability, exposure (public/ lateral), and business criticality to compute a ranked backlog.
• Correlation & suppression. Rules and ML cluster duplicates/flaps; stale alerts auto-archive; recurrent false positives get auto-tuning suggestions.
• Action & assurance. Open tickets with recommended playbooks, trigger automations, and generate audit evidence and executive summaries.

No forklift replacement. No “rip and replace.” Kosmic Eye sits on top of what you already have and makes it usable.

Where Teams Use It (Common Scenarios)

• Cloud posture hardening (CSPM++): misconfigs, public buckets, open security groups, weak IAM—prioritized by business service.
• Identity risk: stale admins, toxic permission combos, MFA gaps, service accounts with long-lived keys.
• Vulnerability focus: shrink the backlog to what’s exploitable and materially risky to the business.
• Kubernetes/container safety: image issues, runtime policies, lateral movement paths, cluster configuration drift.
• Data safety: PII/PHI footprint visibility, over-exposed datasets, weak encryption policies, untracked exfil routes.
• Compliance: NIST/CIS/SOC2/HIPAA mapping with evidence you can export in a few clicks.

A 90-Day Adoption Plan

Days 1–10: Turn on the lights

• Connect cloud, identity, SIEM/EDR, and scanners.
• Baseline posture, top 5 risks, and business service mapping.

Days 11–30: Quiet the noise

• Implement correlation rules and suppression.
• Route only actionable alerts to on-call; push the rest to backlog.
• Publish your first executive posture brief.

Days 31–60: Close the loop

• Wire ticketing + SOAR/GitOps for priority playbooks (e.g., close public S3, rotate keys, patch exploitable CVEs).
• Measure MTTR, backlog burn-down, and “time to green” per service.

Days 61–90: Prove assurance

• Generate compliance snapshots (NIST/CIS/SOC2/HIPAA-aligned).
• Run a tabletop or game day; show how posture informs incident response.
• Deliver a quarterly risk review: trends, savings, and roadmap.

Metrics That Matter (and Kosmic Eye Reports)

• Alert noise reduction: % drop in duplicate/flapping alerts routed to humans.
• MTTR: mean time to remediation for high-risk findings.
• Backlog burn-down: high/critical items closed per week.
• Exposure half-life: time to remove public/over-privileged exposures.
• Identity hygiene: % of privileged accounts reviewed, stale accounts removed, MFA coverage.
• Compliance readiness: controls with evidence attached; audit findings closed on time.
• Executive posture score: service-level risk trending toward target.

Mini Case Vignettes

1) Public Sector Web ProgramsA state program ran multiple public sites and APIs. Tool sprawl and a global vendor outage led to noisy dashboards and unclear ownership.
With Kosmic Eye: they mapped services to assets, cut alert noise by 45%, and focused remediation on public exposures affecting enrollment. Executive briefings moved from 30-slide decks to a one-page posture summary.

2) Healthcare ProviderA provider struggled with identity risk and PHI data sprawl across cloud and SaaS.
With Kosmic Eye: they flagged over-privileged roles, automated key rotation, and visualized PHI exposure paths. HIPAA evidence packs dropped prep time from weeks to hours.

3) SaaS PlatformA fast-growing SaaS team had duplicate alerts from CNAPP, EDR, and their SIEM.
With Kosmic Eye: clustered duplicates, tuned routing, and tied findings to SLO-critical services. High-risk MTTR shrank by 38% in a quarter.

Why Kosmic Eye (vs. “Just Use Your SIEM/CNAPP”)

• Service context: SIEMs collect events; CNAPPs scan clouds. Kosmic Eye understands what those systems power in the business and ranks risk accordingly.
• Noise compression: not just more alerts—fewer, smarter alerts.
• Actionability: remediation playbooks wired to your ticketing and automation.
• Evidence-first design: one-click compliance snapshots and exportable proof.
• Keep your stack: maximize the value of tools you already pay for.

Implementation & Operations Model

• Lightweight deploy: SaaS control plane with secure connectors; optional private data plane.
• Role-based access: fine-grained views for SecOps, cloud, app owners, and leadership.
• Change safety: read-only discovery by default; actions gated by approvals and least-privilege roles.
• Co-pilot with Tek Yantra: our SRE/SecOps teams help tune the map, define playbooks, and run quarterly posture reviews.

The Bottom Line

Security isn’t about having the most data—it’s about turning data into decisions. Kosmic Eye unifies your view, ranks risk by what matters to the business, reduces noise, and drives fixes with proof. The payoff is real: calmer on-call, faster remediation, cleaner audits, and leaders who finally see posture in plain language.

Ready to see your true risk in minutes—not months?Let’s start with a short workshop: connect a few sources, review your top 5 risks, and tune routing. If it doesn’t make your week easier, we’ll show you why—and how to fix it.