Scope
Define what the organization is authorized to monitor.
SolrSunrise workflow
External asset inventory workflow for exposed systems.
An external asset inventory should not be a stale spreadsheet. It should connect authorized scope, discovered assets, exposure context, ownership, evidence, and remediation follow-up.
What this page covers
Ownership
Connect assets to responsible teams, vendors, clients, or business units.
Review
Turn inventory drift into reviewable work instead of silent risk.
Workflow steps
Set scope
Collect root domains, cloud edges, apps, key hosts, and client boundaries.
Normalize records
Track asset type, owner, exposure notes, first seen, last seen, and confidence.
Flag gaps
Highlight unowned assets, stale services, unknown hosts, or unexpected posture changes.
Create action
Route findings into remediation workflow with evidence and closure status.
Frequently asked questions
How is SolrSunrise different from scanner-only tools?
Scanner-only tools often stop at detection and reporting. SolrSunrise emphasizes the execution layer after detection: priority, owner, evidence, remediation state, retest request, and verified closure.
Who is this for?
SolrSunrise is for small security teams, IT operators, and MSSPs that need practical exposure monitoring and remediation workflow without enterprise-platform drag.
Does SolrSunrise require authorized scope?
Yes. SolrSunrise is framed for authorized defensive monitoring. Asset scope, ownership, and customer authorization should be clear before monitoring or scanning activity.
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