CMMC
Threat-Informed CMMC Readiness
External observations inform scoping questions, validation priorities, remediation sequencing, and pre-assessment review.
CMMC advisory →HostBreach Cyber Intel Engine
The intelligence layer behind HostBreach advisory
The Cyber Intel Engine correlates passive public information to help identify externally visible conditions that deserve validation. It supports CMMC readiness, vCISO decisions, Cyber Snapshots, and executive briefings.
Purpose-Built
Not another dashboard. Context for the advisory decision.
The engine exists to answer a practical question: what can be learned from the outside before anyone touches the client environment?
It collects and correlates passive public signals around domains, credentials, infrastructure, exposed technology, vulnerabilities, email authentication, and other context relevant to security decision-making.
The output is interpreted by an advisor. Raw data is not treated as proof of compromise, proof of control failure, or proof of compliance.
Passive Signal Flow
PUBLIC SOURCEScollect
ENTITY CONTEXTnormalize
EXPOSURE SIGNALScorrelate
ADVISORY LENSinterpret
CLIENT ACTIONvalidate / remediate
What It Supports
One intelligence layer, multiple advisory use cases
VCISO
Threat-Informed vCISO
Executive security decisions are informed by observable external conditions rather than solely by internal reports and recurring calendars.
vCISO services →SNAPSHOT
CMMC Cyber Snapshot
A focused outside-in review that turns passive signals into a plain-English readiness and risk conversation for leadership.
CMMC Cyber Snapshot →What Passive Means
No active probing is required for the outside view
The engine is designed around passive, lawfully available information. It does not need credentials or agents and does not need to log into the target network to produce its external view.
Important: Passive intelligence can contain stale, incomplete, or misattributed data. Findings must be validated before they become incident conclusions, compliance determinations, or remediation claims.
GUARDRAILS
What the engine does not claim
- It does not prove that a company is compromised.
- It does not replace penetration testing.
- It does not independently establish CMMC control status.
- It does not replace internal asset, identity, or vulnerability data.
Use the Intelligence
Book a 15-Minute CallSee how the outside view changes the next decision.
Start with a CMMC Cyber Snapshot, a CMMC readiness conversation, or a vCISO engagement depending on the problem you are trying to solve.