AV/EDR, firewall, BitLocker, UAC, local accounts, and practical hardening signals (SMB1, LLMNR, TLS, etc.).
VectraOps is not trying to replace your EDR or SIEM. This feature is about surfacing the security-relevant operational signals you need in day-to-day work: “Is protection enabled?”, “Are risky settings still on?”, and “Which systems drifted away from our baseline?”. The result is faster triage and clearer remediation queues—especially in Windows-heavy environments.
When you’re troubleshooting incidents or chasing vulnerabilities, you don’t want to spend time hopping between consoles just to confirm basic protection state. VectraOps surfaces practical “is it on?” signals so you can quickly spot gaps and outliers across your estate.
Many security-relevant controls are “operational” by nature: they drift during changes, upgrades, or ad-hoc troubleshooting. This feature collects and presents the core settings ops teams frequently need to validate—especially on Windows endpoints and servers.
Hardening isn’t only about big policy frameworks—it’s also about removing the “easy wins” attackers still abuse. VectraOps highlights legacy protocols and risky defaults so you can find systems that fall behind your standard.
This is operational security telemetry—not a full EDR replacement. The goal is faster posture visibility and actionable prioritization for ops teams. Combined with alerts and findings, it helps you translate “security signals” into a practical remediation list.