Devnora Command
The umbrella platform to connect context and workflow across 14 Devnora security modules.
These concise definitions explain how Devnora uses common cybersecurity language. They describe product intent, not unverified availability.
Definitions reviewed: 18 July 2026
The umbrella platform to connect context and workflow across 14 Devnora security modules.
The process of identifying, prioritising, assigning and verifying remediation of software and configuration weaknesses.
The continuous discipline of discovering and reviewing internet-facing assets, relationships and exposure changes.
Security information and event management: governed collection, normalisation, search and correlation of security evidence.
Extended detection and response: correlation and investigation of evidence across endpoint, identity, email, network and cloud domains.
Managed detection and response: a human-led security operations service. Devnora does not currently claim an operational 24/7 MDR service.
Cloud-native application protection platform and cloud security posture management: related disciplines for cloud assets, identity, workloads and configuration.
Security orchestration, automation and response: controlled playbooks that connect evidence, approvals, actions and outcomes.
Structured information about indicators, relationships, campaigns and confidence used to add context to security decisions.
A visible statement such as Planned, In development or Early access that separates roadmap intent from verified capability.