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In-perimeter evidence for regulated environments

Collect Evidence Inside Your Perimeter. Export Only What Passes.

Command deploys scoped collectors inside regulated and hybrid environments, gates exports on coverage quality, and keeps deployment and support costs on a separate commercial path.

Start with one environment boundary and one collector lane. Command Insight, Command Control, and premium support stay explicit so procurement evaluates real scope.
Best fit
CommandExpand to Continuous Compliance when the workflow broadens.

Best for environments that require on-prem telemetry, field validation, and unexpected-change evidence.

Command Enterprise
Coverage verdicts before the package leaves your team
Verify rollout state, coverage gates, and export readiness before any reviewer sees the evidence.
Command InsightCommand ControlDeployment + Premium Support
Aurora Command overview with device telemetry and collector status

Know exactly where your agents are deployed

Every rollout step tracked with blockers surfaced before they delay reviews.

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How It Works

Five Steps From Scoped Collection To Governed Export

Raw telemetry stays inside your perimeter at every step. The commercial path stays as clear as the technical proof.

01
Scope environments and owners first
Specify which environments, controls, and owners are in scope before collection begins.
02
Deploy governed collectors
Run collectors inside your perimeter with explicit rollout status and ownership. If deployment is still in progress, use temporary manual evidence collection with named owners.
03
Verify ingestion quality before review day
Track ingestion readiness, coverage quality, and capture metadata in one view while fallback and manual collection stay explicit.
04
Freeze snapshots for review windows
Capture point-in-time state for procurement or audit review periods.
05
Share snapshots through controlled reviewer access
Deliver frozen snapshots and drift context through time-bounded Trust Center links.

Verified Before Review

Fix Coverage Gaps Before Reviewers Find Them

One view surfaces rollout gaps, blocked exports, and stale telemetry before they become reviewer findings.

Aurora Command overview showing completed rollout checklist, collector health, and review-window readiness.

See Rollout Status Before Anyone Claims Ready

Track collector rollout, covered environments, and readiness from one surface before the package ships to reviewers.

The Technical Proof Package Reviewers Follow Without Questions
Coverage status, snapshot timing, collector history, and export posture in language procurement and technical reviewers accept.
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Recommended fit
Command
Best for environments that require on-prem telemetry, field validation, and unexpected-change evidence.
Where teams expand next
  • Continuous Compliance: Continuous Compliance is the better fit for cloud-first environments that do not require on-prem collectors.
Need help choosing?
Compare bundles and module pricing to find the right starting point, then confirm fit in a walkthrough if your workflow is regulated or time-bound.
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Integrations

Connect The Infrastructure Already Under Review

Pull evidence from Datadog, Splunk, GitHub, Okta, and more. Keep it current between review cycles.

Extend the Program

Strengthen The Evidence Program Around Command

Pair this workflow with adjacent capabilities that keep reviewer evidence current and easy to share.

Common Questions

Common Questions Before Command Deployment

Data residency, pricing, snapshots, reviewer access, and the deployment questions that usually slow approvals.

Does evidence data leave our network?
Collectors run inside your perimeter. The evidence metadata (timestamps, source, status) syncs to Aurora, but the raw artifacts stay where you configure them.
Why is Command priced separately from the rest of Aurora?
Because in-environment collection changes the operating burden. Deployment, collector health, boundary scope, governed exports, and premium support make Command materially different from a standard module add-on.
How do snapshots differ from regular evidence?
Snapshots freeze the complete compliance state at a point in time. Regular evidence is continuously updated. Snapshots give reviewers a stable, auditable view of a specific review window.
Can procurement reviewers see what changed between snapshots?
Yes. Change records show exactly what moved between snapshots. Share them through Trust Center with controlled access and expiration.
Is Command required for all environments?
No. Most teams start with Continuous Compliance. Command is added when reviewers need local collection, stricter provenance, or evidence that raw telemetry never left the environment.
How quickly can we deploy our first collector?
Most teams start with one environment boundary, one governed collector path, and one reviewer package. Aurora makes rollout status, first successful runs, and remaining gaps visible from day one.
Is there a separate deployment process for Command?
Yes. Command includes a deployment package and premium support minimum because the rollout and operational burden are materially different from standard self-serve Aurora modules.
Who is Command built for?
Command is built for procurement reviewers, security assessors, insurers, and auditors who need technical evidence with clear provenance, capture timing, and controlled reviewer access.
Live walkthrough
See In Perimeter Evidence Collection In Action
Walk through rollout visibility, device coverage, readiness gates, and governed exports your team shares with confidence.
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See regulated-environment proof
Share one environment boundary or telemetry-heavy review. We will show rollout status, coverage gates, and governed exports before anything leaves your perimeter.