SecureCore roadmap

1. Now

   Getting the readiness suite green

   • An automated preflight suite of 37 checks that assert what the appliance is actually doing, not merely that services are running: whether the sensors have seen real traffic, whether rulesets are current, whether ingestion loaded without errors
   • Network sensor deployment through a managed switch or tap, so detection sees the estate rather than the appliance itself
   • Encrypted backups on a schedule, with restores rehearsed and evidenced rather than assumed
   • Full-disk encryption in the shipped appliance image
   • Boot-order hardening so every protective control comes up on its own after a power cut, with no manual step

2. Next

   Repeatable builds and real tiers

   • A provisioning and bake pipeline that builds an appliance from scratch to a known state, so any unit can be rebuilt or replaced
   • Essential, Professional and Enterprise as genuinely different builds rather than the same stack with a different label
   • Microsoft 365 and Entra ID integration, so identity and cloud signals sit alongside the on-premises ones
   • Plain-English reporting and Cyber Essentials evidence generated from what the appliance can actually see

3. Later

   Scale and automation

   • A multi-client view for IT providers managing several estates
   • Automated response playbooks, with every action approved in advance and logged
   • Deeper compliance evidence packs across the frameworks Compliance Autopilot already scores

How we decide what is done

A feature is not finished because it has been built. It is finished when the readiness suite proves it survives a reboot, a bad day and someone else’s network. That is a slower way to build, and it is the reason this page carries no launch date.

If you want protection before SecureCore is ready, the services we deliver today are the answer, and they are what most clients start with anyway.

All services Register interest in SecureCore