Capture & Ingest
Records land in CEDX Browser already linked to the canonical customer, employee, or vendor ID.
CEDX Browser runs your specs across real browser fleets (desktop Chrome and Edge, WebKit mobile, headless bulk) and scores every script for flake, so a red run means the product broke, not the harness.
"We started with one application to fix our most painful bottleneck, and added five more modules on the same login with..."
| Security Control / Asset ID | Principal / Endpoint Scope | SOC Owner & Policy | Telemetry / Grant Age | Enforcement Action | Posture Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PAM Just-in-Time Grant #481CEDX Browser · Record #1040 | Prod DB Read · Exp in 45m | SecOps Auto-Reaper | 64 Stale Grants Revoked | ● Zero Standing Privilege | 99.4 / 100 |
| SIEM Correlation Rule #109CEDX Browser · Record #1041 | 2.4M Events -> 12 Actionable | CISO Incident Pod | 0.3s Detection Latency | ● Session Quarantined | 100% Audited |
| Fleet Endpoint Posture · 344 Mac/WinCEDX Browser · Record #1042 | FileVault + Crowd/EDR + Patch v26 | IT Security Ops | 342 Compliant · 2 Quarantined | ● Auto-Patch Scheduled | 99.1 / 100 |
| Vault Secret Rotation EngineCEDX Browser · Record #1043 | 184 Production Keys & Certs | Platform Crypto Bus | Max Secret Age: 14 Days | ● Zero Plaintext Env Vars | FIPS Verified |
checkout.hold.spec passes 72% of the time with a flake score of 88 across three browsers. The lab calls it a quarantine candidate on its own Overview, before your team wastes a morning on it.
Every capability below runs against the shared CEDX Postgres database with zero external sync queues or reconciliation lag.
The script table carries suite, pass rate, flake score, runs and heals: checkout.hold.spec at 72% pass and flake 88 is failing; wms.bridge.spec at 96% with flake 47 is the healthy end. Three specs sit quarantined: auto-skipped, not deleted.
The run table names the browser per run (Chrome 125, WebKit 16, Edge 126, Firefox 127, headless) with duration, flake and status: a loyalty spec timing out at the 5-minute hard cap, a checkout spec failing in 2.2 minutes with flake 88.
96 sessions in the sample: 39 live, 3,402 billable minutes, $256.46 across the sample, 14 disconnects. Cost per session is on the row: a 90-minute Android session at $7.20, a headless Linux run at $3.44.
Every figure below is directly inspectable in the running CEDX Browser application workspace with zero synthetic projections.
Click any screen below to inspect how CEDX Browser moves from initial intake to verified cross-estate completion.
Pass rate 62.8%, p95 duration 5.0 minutes, $4.0K fleet spend month-to-date at demo scale. The root-caused alerts do the triage: a WebKit mobile p95 up 48 seconds against baseline, 14 concurrent sessions pushing the plan's slot limit on the nightly.
When an employee changes roles or leaves in CEDX People, their SSO session, standing database grants, hardware asset, and Vault keys update in one second.
Records land in CEDX Browser already linked to the canonical customer, employee, or vendor ID.
Deterministic rules and auditable Copilot signals rank every item by financial and SLA impact.
Operators resolve work in one click with role-based guardrails and instant cross-app writeback.
Every completed action updates live executive dashboards and the immutable audit log automatically.
Role-based views and permissions are enforced at the database row level so executives, managers, and frontline operators share one source of truth.
Owns the failing specs: a red run with low flake is a bug to file, and the table makes that call in one sort.
Keeps the fleets and the slots: the nightly's 14-concurrent-session pressure and the WebKit p95 regression are theirs to fix.
Watches spend and quarantine: $4.0K month-to-date at demo scale, and no quarantined spec older than its heal count justifies.
CEDX Browser is not an isolated point tool. It reads and writes the exact same customer, ledger, and identity records as the rest of the CEDX software estate.
The desktop fleets are managed devices with posture scores: the lab's chrome-desk fleet and the endpoint fleet are the same machines.
A session's traffic is a flow with a policy: what the lab's browsers can reach is the same rule stack everything else obeys.
The lab's devices carry asset tags and refresh risk: a five-year-old fleet laptop shows up in both ledgers.
A p95 regression on the WebKit fleet is a golden signal there too: the alert and the lab card tell one story.
"We started with one application to fix our most painful bottleneck, and added five more modules on the same login without a single migration project."
"Consolidating onto CEDX eliminated four middleware connectors and cut our weekly forecast and close reconciliation from two days to twelve minutes."
"When Sales, Operations, and Finance read and write the exact same Postgres record, month-end stops being a detective investigation across six spreadsheets."
Drag the seat slider to compare your current stitched stack (CrowdStrike + Datadog SIEM + CyberArk + HashiCorp Vault + Jamf + Kandji) against running CEDX Browser natively on the unified CEDX estate.
Explore the live CEDX Browser workspace on canonical demo data at /app/browser, or book a 30-minute architecture session to map your first entity rollout.
Instant browser access to CEDX Browser pre-loaded with canonical demo records and connected across the 132-application CEDX estate.