Security KPIs

Security KPIs,
measured not claimed.

Attackers have successfully adopted AI.
Your view of your own security still moves at the speed of a quarterly report. Anecdotes computes your KPIs continuously from your own stack, so every number traces back to the record it came from.
From siloed operational data to board-ready reports

83 tools

From 29 different vendors in the average enterprise, and no single one holds your program's number.

89 days

A security assumption can go unverified this long between quarterly snapshots.

29 min

Mean Time-to-Compromise (MTTC), while your own measurement refreshes only once a quarter.

Between two snapshots, coverage drifts unseen.

Measured continuously, that drift is visible the day it starts, not a quarter later.

Five steps from your stack to the boardroom

YOUR STACK

01

KPI Definition

Your own metrics and thresholds, shaped with AI's help but never decided by AI.

02

Operational Integration

Your whole operating stack, connected automatically with no manual exports.

03

Continuous Evaluation

Computed continuously and deterministically, the same result from the same data every time.

04

AI Action

Custom agents and reports flag what changed, with every number traceable to the source record.

05

Business Context

Technical KPIs become a clear, board-level story.

BOARDROOM
Deterministic, not generated. Your numbers are computed from live records, so the same data always produces the same result, and while AI helps you define and act on them, it never invents the figure.

Your KPI board, always current

Define a KPI once and it keeps itself current, recomputed on every collection with its twelve-month trend and the records behind every number a click away.

You assumed the coverage was there, but no one measured it

The breaches that end careers rarely come from a protection you never put in place. They come from the ones you assumed were working, right up until an MFA gap, a lapsed EDR agent, or a leaver who still had access proves otherwise.

Everyone owns a tool, nobody owns the number

Security, IT, HR, and engineering each run their own console, so every team can see its own slice while no one can see the number for the whole program.

The Security KPIs board deck

A board-ready template on protection levels and trend-vs-target: the structure boards expect, fed by numbers you can defend.

Your whole program, measured on your terms.

See your own KPIs computed from your own stack, continuously.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are security KPIs?
Are the numbers AI-generated?
What does it integrate with?
How is this different from the dashboards in my security tools?
Whose KPI definitions are used?