For CISOs ·
The measurement layer for security
You're the CISO, but the tools belong to everyone else. Desktop runs EDR, network runs the firewalls, the SOC runs the SIEM. Metric Maestro is the measurement layer above all of them.
EDR deployment coverage
Desktop management
95.9%
below 98%
Critical vulns fixed within SLA
Infrastructure
87%
review
Mean time to resolve
SOC
18 h
target 24 h
MFA coverage
IT operations
99.2%
on target
Security awareness training
HR
87%
data overdue
Threshold alert
EDR coverage fell below 98%
Desktop management, 2 days ago
Stale data
Training completion 5 days late
HR reminded
You can't log into their consoles, and you shouldn't need to. So before every report, you ask, and you wait.
Who owns what
Desktop management
Network
HR
SOC
IT operations
Governance
CISO
Accountable for all of it
So today, you ask
Inbox
5 requests openDesktop management
3dRE: EDR coverage for the board pack
Attached the export. These are last month's numbers.
HR
2dRE: Awareness training completion
Exporting from the learning platform, by Thursday.
SOC
1dRE: MTTR for critical incidents
Which definition do you want, ours or last quarter's?
IT operations
5hRE: RE: RE: MFA coverage
Can you resend the template?
Governance
6dTabletop exercises this year
No reply yet
Metric Maestro sits above every team's tools and takes nothing over. It takes in measurements, through collectors where a team agrees and scheduled entry tasks where it doesn't, computes your KPIs with transparent formulas, owners and targets, and keeps the history.
Your view
The CISO, in control
Metric Maestro the measurement layer
formulas, owners, targets, history and provenance
EDR coverage
95.9%
4,812 of 5,020 endpoints
Training completion
87%
4,350 of 5,000 employees
Mean time to resolve
18 h
critical incidents, this month
MFA coverage
99.2%
6,110 of 6,159 accounts
Tabletop exercises
3 of 4
this year, evidence attached
EDR console
Desktop management
Stays with the team
Feeds the layer by collector
Learning platform
HR
Stays with the team
Feeds the layer by entry task
SIEM
SOC
Stays with the team
Feeds the layer by collector
Identity provider
IT operations
Stays with the team
Feeds the layer by collector
Spreadsheet
Governance
Stays with the team
Feeds the layer by entry task
Teams keep their tools. Only the facts behind each measurement move up.
When you're current, board readiness follows. It's the outcome, not another project.
Threshold alerts surface a drop while there is still time to act. Stale data alerts make sure no number is quietly out of date.
Planned board session or unplanned executive question, the numbers are already there.
Instead of ad hoc requests before every report, each owning team gets one scheduled entry task, or a collector.
Manual first means no integration project and no approvals before your first metric is in place.
See which teams miss targets and how fast remediation really is. Swap one EDR for another and the trend continues.
For any value, show which source contributed, which formula ran and when the data was collected.
Tomorrow, 9:00
A peer company was breached overnight. The CEO wants endpoint coverage and open critical vulnerabilities in the morning meeting. You answer with current figures and trends, instead of emailing three teams at midnight.
Mid quarter
EDR coverage reported by desktop management drops below threshold. You get an alert on the next update and raise it with the owning team, rather than discovering it at quarter end.
Your first board report in a month
Start with 15 to 20 manual metrics, assign owners, and present a consistent trend set at the next board meeting.
No integration project before the first number. You start with the teams that own the data, and automate where they agree.
Start from 50 ready-to-use metrics or define your own, each with a formula, a unit, an owner and a target.
Owning teams get an entry task on a fixed schedule, with reminders. No access to their tools, no credentials, no approvals.
Where a team agrees, an open source collector takes over. The metric keeps its history when the source changes.
KPIs are computed on every update. Owners hear about it when a KPI crosses a threshold or data hasn't arrived.
Metric Maestro runs on your own servers or in your own private cloud, and is never hosted by us. It stores the facts behind each measurement, such as which endpoints run a healthy EDR agent, not raw logs or event streams.
Built for banks, government and critical infrastructure, including organizations under KVKK, SAMA and CBUAE data residency requirements, or reporting under NIS2.
Security tools
read-only collectors
Owning teams
scheduled entry tasks
Metric Maestro
On premises or your private cloud
No raw logs
CISO and board views
per audience
Your GRC platform
computed KRIs
Book a 30-minute demo, or start a manual-first pilot: 15 to 20 metrics, owners assigned, a consistent trend set by your next board meeting.
Built by former CISOs, serial cyber entrepreneurs, and seasoned security engineers.
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