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See the platform

The product, as it actually looks

SAUTERA™ is a running platform with customers signing in to it, not a concept with a waitlist. These are unretouched screenshots of the control plane doing its job.

What you're looking at

Real screens, our own machines

Every screenshot below comes from the live SAUTERA control plane. The scores and bands in them were produced by the same engines that run for paying customers — nothing here is a mockup, a render, or a design comp.

The infrastructure being measured is ours. These shots are captured against a demonstration tenant whose hosts are synthetic machines we run specifically so the platform can be shown without putting a customer’s estate on a public web page. Some of those machines are deliberately in bad condition — end-of-life operating systems, disk pressure, exposed ports — because a trust platform photographed against a perfectly healthy fleet shows you nothing about what it does.

What you will not find here are our own operator screens or anything touching how the identity integration is wired. Those are excluded on purpose.

BEACON — every host, worst-first

The SAUTERA BEACON live view: a table of eight measured hosts, each with its trust class, score, Infrastructure Scoring Index and the time it was last assessed. Three read Untrusted, five Trusted.
Each machine reporting in, with the band it holds right now and when it was last measured. Three of the eight are Untrusted, and that is not a staged number: two are running end-of-life Ubuntu and the platform will not call an unsupported OS trustworthy.

Detect — what is broken, right now

The SAUTERA Detect view showing the five-step VOUCH journey and counters: 8 entities scored, 3 untrusted now, 0 degraded, 2 remediations in flight.
The entry point to the loop the rest of this site describes: detect, decide, act, prove, improve. The counters are the live state of the estate above it, and they are what a platform team actually opens the product to see.

Fleet reports — board, operations, and keyboard

The SAUTERA fleet reports view at executive altitude: a fleet posture score of 77.9, the worst band present, direction of travel, a trust-band distribution chart and an Infrastructure Scoring Index trend line.
The same measurements read at three altitudes, because the question a board asks and the question an engineer asks are not the same question. Any altitude downloads as a PDF you can forward without a SAUTERA login.

The fastest way to see it is on your own fleet.

Screenshots of somebody else’s estate can only take you so far. The free tier puts SAUTERA™ on your own machines, and the first device you connect starts producing the same views you have just been reading.

Prefer a walkthrough? Talk to us — or read how to read your posture first.