Vantalect's console and control plane
Overwatch
Every run, from one place.
The console Vantalect's consultants run the suite from, across every engagement and every client-owned continuous-assessment stack. Acumen Defensive builds and licenses it; Vantalect runs it in Vantalect's own AWS account. What a client sees is published in Pavilion, Vantalect's engagement workspace.


What it does
How it works.
Runs the tools.
Starts and tracks survey runs, pursuit cases, external-test windows, and code scans, each bound to an engagement and to a named point such as week one or week six.
Watches the continuous stacks.
Health, versions, last run, schedule, and license term for every client-owned continuous-assessment stack, read through the role each client granted.
Pins versions.
Records the engine build, rule-pack version, and methodology each run used, so week six is measured the way week one was unless a consultant moves it, and a moved methodology shows as a distinct one.
Keeps custody.
A chain-of-custody record for evidence, and retention and destruction at engagement close.
Hands off to Pavilion.
Assembles the reviewed package Pavilion publishes, so the client reads results in one place.
By design
What it never does.
- Publishes to a client directly. Client accounts, comments, acceptance, and publication belong to Pavilion.
- Scans anything itself. It schedules and receives.
- Runs on Acumen's infrastructure.
Footprint
What it touches in your organization.
- Your accounts
- None. It touches no client account itself; the tools it starts work under the roles you deployed.
- Where it runs
- Vantalect's own AWS account.
- Where the data lives
- Engagement evidence, under the engagement terms, in Vantalect's environment. Acumen Defensive holds none of it.
In Vantalect’s engagements
Where it fits.
Overwatch runs behind every tool-backed Vantalect engagement.
Put the tools to work
Engagements run through Vantalect.
Acumen Defensive builds the tools and runs no engagements of its own. Vantalect delivers every engagement that uses them, with the scope and price of each published at vantalect.com.
Vantalect, LLC is a separate company that licenses and operates these tools.