Score your architecture before you build it.
Security risk is introduced at design time but usually caught after deployment, when it costs far more to fix. PostureGuard's Scenario Mode lets you model a planned change and see its projected posture impact instantly.
You're securing architecture after it ships — too late.
By the time a new service, agent, or data store reaches production, its risks are baked in. Design reviews are manual, inconsistent, and disconnected from your live posture, so the same mistakes recur release after release.
One platform, mapped to your need.
PostureGuard is an AI-era security posture platform that maps your entire attack surface — infrastructure, identity, and AI agents — on one visual canvas, scores it, and proves compliance from blueprint to runtime.
Projected score
See the posture impact, new CVEs, and compliance gaps of a change before provisioning anything.
Describe it in plain language
Type 'add a Redis cache and a GPT-4 support agent' and PostureGuard models the change and its risk.
Promotion gate
Promote a scenario to live only after prerequisite fixes are done — every accept/reject is an audit record.
The 'blueprint' half of blueprint-to-runtime.
PostureGuard is the only platform that scores both planned architecture and live architecture on one canvas. Move the security decision left without slowing delivery down.
What teams ask
Blueprint posture is scoring the security of a planned architecture at design time — before deployment — so risk and compliance gaps are caught when they're cheapest to fix.
No. Scenario Mode works in projected mode and can also inherit context from your live PostureMap when available.
Projections use the same crosswalk and scoring engine as live analysis, modeling the CVEs, techniques, and obligations a change introduces.
Before a scenario merges into your live posture, PostureGuard requires prerequisite remediations to be complete and records the decision for audit.
See your posture in 30 minutes.
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