Readiness Check

How much of the OSMS™ catalog can your systems power today?

Tick the systems you already run. The check resolves them live against over 300 open metric definitions and shows which KPIs your data can already carry — and which single source would unlock the most next.

Your systems

Grouped the way a security stack is actually run

Your next unlock

The shortest path to more evidence

Missing sources, ranked by how many KPIs they would switch on for you right now.

The catalog, resolved against you

Every KPI, by domain

Open a card to see the question it answers, which of your sources already match, and the exact fields it needs. Confirm the fields and a candidate becomes a certainty.

likely computable — majority of its sources present candidate — at least one source present locked — no source yet confirmed — all required fields ticked

Honest by design

What this check tells you — and what it does not

Available is not the same as trustworthy.

This check resolves availability, not quality. Completeness, timeliness and lineage are the next stage — the catalog defines data confidence rules per card, and no result here turns green without them.

A candidate is a candidate.

Catalog sources are typical evidence locations, not strict prerequisites. That is why this page speaks in candidates and likelihoods until you confirm the required fields on a card.

The definitions stay open.

Every calculation behind this page is published under CC BY 4.0. Verify the logic, rebuild it in your own stack, or challenge it on the review board.

Take it with you

Your readiness, as a working file

One workbook: your selected systems, every KPI with its status, and the fields still missing. Built in your browser — nothing about your stack ever leaves this page.

Read the definitions

Every card behind this check, with formula, thresholds and audit test.

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Start with MVP-1

The curated starter set — the fastest route from raw data to a defensible board number.

See how to adopt OSMS →

Challenge the standard

Found a gap in a definition? The review board is where the catalog gets sharper.

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