MW. Résumé / CV

Interactive capstone

Ask the Atlas

Tell it where you are with AI agents, what you run and what worries you. It walks the knowledge base as a network, from your concerns to the controls they touch and the platforms you run. Then it tells you what your stack covers, which gaps are real, the ways each one could be closed, and the engagement I would propose to close them.

Start from a typical enterprise stack

Each one fills in the form below and runs a full scan. Or set your own.

1 Where you are

2 What you run

Every platform is checked against all 44 controls. One the atlas places in two groups, such as Wiz in AI security and observability, appears in both, and ticking either picks it. Greyed platforms are in the full atlas and reserved for the full version, not this demo (0 shown).

3 What worries you

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How it walked the knowledge base

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Traversal of the knowledge base Concerns lead to controls, controls to the platforms you run and to alternatives, open controls to the ways they can be closed, and those to the workstreams of an engagement. The report below the graph gives the same result as text.
$ waiting for a walk

    A public sample of the Offerings Atlas, which is closed source for now. Verdicts describe documented capability, not tested deployments. Gap labels follow the atlas's own rules: out of scope comes from owner-accepted scope lists, and most real gaps are still unchecked. The absence-check ladder is a simulation seeded with the rates from the atlas's first blind check, except where that check observed the cell. Routing in this live version uses keywords and the answers are assembled from records without a model. The Client A run shows the full model-written version. The workstreams and the path to a statement of work are indicative. Not advice about any vendor's current product.