Scope
Authorized domains, hosts, apps, cloud edges, and client tenants define the monitoring surface.
SolrSunrise workflow
Pricing depends on how many authorized assets, teams, tenants, and remediation handoffs need to be monitored and tracked.
Authorized domains, hosts, apps, cloud edges, and client tenants define the monitoring surface.
Owner assignment, evidence, retest, reporting, and closure requirements shape implementation depth.
Small teams and MSSPs can start with a narrow exposure monitoring lane before adding more workflows.
List authorized internet-facing assets, tenant boundaries, and required monitoring cadence.
Choose whether the first path is asset inventory, exposure monitoring, vulnerability prioritization, remediation workflow, or MSSP reporting.
Decide what proof, notes, timestamps, and retest references must be retained.
Price follows scope, users, tenants, reporting requirements, and support needs.
Early access pricing is scoped because asset count, tenant structure, workflow depth, and reporting needs vary.
Yes. The product direction supports recurring provider/client workflows with plan entitlements, technician queues, reporting, and margin-aware service packaging.
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.
SolrSunrise is for small security teams, IT operators, and MSSPs that need practical exposure monitoring and remediation workflow without enterprise-platform drag.
Yes. SolrSunrise is framed for authorized defensive monitoring. Asset scope, ownership, and customer authorization should be clear before monitoring or scanning activity.
Use SolrSunrise to move from exposed signal to prioritized, assigned, evidenced, and verified remediation work.
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