Connect the tools your customers already use
Osinet Command ingests data from the security, backup, endpoint, and network vendors your customers have deployed. Each connector is backed by a typed module registry that controls which dashboard cards appear — no empty tiles for tools a customer does not have.
Identity & Cloud Productivity
Microsoft 365
LivePer-customer identity posture: MFA registration, risky users, Conditional Access, inactive licensed users, sign-in anomalies, and admin user audit.
Google Workspace
RoadmapIdentity module equivalent for Google Workspace tenants. Admin audit, 2FA coverage, suspended accounts.
Okta / JumpCloud
RoadmapSSO and directory provider integration for identity posture data beyond Microsoft environments.
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Acronis Cyber Protect
LivePer-customer backup posture: workload protection status, failed jobs (24h/7d), last successful backup, immutable backup verification, and task-level results.
Veeam
RoadmapBackup health and job monitoring equivalent for Veeam-protected environments.
Cove / N-able / Datto BCDR
RoadmapAdditional backup vendors in the module registry possibleVendors list.
Endpoint Security & EDR
ESET Protect
LivePer-customer AV and endpoint coverage: device groups, devices with issues, vulnerability counts, detection availability, telemetry level, and protection status.
SentinelOne
LivePer-customer EDR posture: agent count, active threats, infected agents, offline agents, site-level mapping, and threat detection severity.
Sophos / Microsoft Defender / CrowdStrike
RoadmapAdditional endpoint and EDR vendors in the possibleVendors list for future implementation.
Email & Network Security
Check Point Harmony Email & Collaboration
LivePer-customer email security events via HEC: total events, quarantine count, links replaced, suspicious or blocked count. Domain and account-level mapping.
FortiGate
LiveFirewall health monitoring module. Currently shows connection status; detailed traffic and policy data on the module roadmap.
Palo Alto / Cisco Meraki / Mimecast
RoadmapAdditional network security and email security vendors planned for future connector releases.
How new connectors are added
Each connector registers its dashboard modules in a typed registry (connector-modules.ts). The registry records which module keys (e.g., edr_threats, backup_health) each connector supplies, which vendors are currently implemented, and which are planned. The dashboard renderer reads from this registry to determine card visibility based on org-level connector availability — no hardcoded dashboard changes are needed to add a new vendor.
Add the connector's module keys to connector-modules.ts with possibleVendors and currentImplementedVendors.
Add a connector sync route that fetches and stores snapshot data in Supabase via the snapshot store.
Enable the connector in your org's connector settings. The dashboard card appears automatically once enabled.
Connectors marked Live are currently in production and producing real data when configured. Connectors marked Roadmap are named in the module registry's possibleVendors field as planned future implementations — they are not yet connected and will not appear in the dashboard until implemented and enabled. Additional connectors not listed here can be scoped on request.