Evaluating ThreatAware? Start with the Platform Overview for the 5-minute conceptual tour, then talk to your account team about a guided demo. The rest of this page is the wayfinding map for customers already onboarded.
What is ThreatAware Protect?
ThreatAware Protect is an agentless cyber asset management platform. It pulls device data from every tool your organisation already runs — Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Mobile Device Management (MDM), identity provider, vulnerability scanner, Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM), network scanner — and answers the question your security team is always asking: is every device protected, and how do we know? Three things make it different:No agents
100% API-based. You don’t deploy anything to endpoints — Protect reads from the consoles you already manage.
Cross-tool correlation
Devices are matched and deduplicated across every connected source. The same laptop appears once, not five times.
Functional Vitals
Goes beyond “is the agent installed?” to “is the agent actually reporting, configured correctly, and protecting this device?”
Quick definitions
A handful of Capital-Noun features come up repeatedly on this page. Quick definitions (full reference in the Glossary):The shape of the platform
Protect organises around these primary surfaces. Most are direct left-rail destinations; Device Explorer is the default landing route after sign-in but isn’t in the main rail.
A ⚙️ Settings cog sits at the bottom of the left rail. Pinned Studio apps sit above the cog, so a published dashboard becomes a first-class navigation item alongside Devices and Issues.
This documentation covers ThreatAware Protect — the asset, vitals, and remediation platform.
Your first hour
1
Read the Platform Overview
Five minutes to grasp the data flow, deduplication model, and three-stage vitals — everything else builds on those concepts. Start at Platform Overview.
2
Follow Onboarding
Connect Microsoft Entra ID, your primary EDR, and Active Directory. These three integrations give you ~80% of estate visibility on day one. See Onboarding.
3
Take the in-product tour
Once you’re signed in, an in-product tour walks you through every Dashboard panel — nine screens, two minutes. See the Tour page for the walkthrough; not signed in yet, start with Onboarding.
4
Configure Vitals
Vitals validate that controls are actually working. Start with EDR (CrowdStrike, Defender, or SentinelOne) and one MDM (Intune or Jamf). See Security Monitoring.
5
Wire your first Action
Begin with an email Action before automating remediation. Validate the query, then layer in tickets, webhooks, or Power Automate. See Action Center.
Who Protect is for
What you can build with Protect
- Coverage dashboards — “How many laptops don’t have CrowdStrike and haven’t been seen in MDM for 14 days?”
- Broken agent reports — Detect the silent-failure case where EDR is “installed” but stopped reporting weeks ago
- OS migration trackers — Snapshot Action: 1,234 Windows 10 devices, deadline Q4, ticking down to zero
- Compliance scorecards — Tag-based requirements: laptops need EDR + encryption, servers need EDR + patching
- MSP client reports — Filtered views per client tag, scheduled CSV/JSON/XLSX delivery
- Custom apps — Reporting builds React applications over your data with natural-language prompts
Core features
Device Inventory
Unified table of every device, deduplicated across every tool, with hundreds of fields and a powerful query language
Vitals
Three-stage validation — Deployed → Functioning → Configured — across every connected security control
Issues
Real-time list of every detected problem with severity, product, and remediation context
Action Center
Continuous + Snapshot actions, automation templates, MTTR tracking, full automation log
100+ Integrations
EDR, MDM, directory, ITSM, vulnerability, network — connect in minutes via API or PowerShell relay
Reporting
Conversational AI builds custom dashboards over your data — no code, instant publish
Resources
Support
API Reference
Programmatic access
Connection Guides
Step-by-step for 100+ integrations