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80+ attack vectors under continuous watch

C’ROC Coverage4 min read

C’ROC coverage is no longer framed as a short list of surfaces. Chain Monitor now models more than eighty attack vectors across nine operational categories, each tied to detection logic and a watch-floor playbook.

Why vector-level coverage matters

Alerts name the specific vector that fired. Triage starts with a hypothesis, severity comes from the mapped runbook, and clients see precision instead of a generic risk badge.

  • Nine risk categories decompose into 80+ individually modelled vectors
  • Each vector carries its own detection rule and severity mapping
  • Each vector has a watch-floor runbook for escalation
  • Coverage is versioned as adversary tradecraft shifts

The detection catalog on the Coverage page lists the operational categories behind this expansion.

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