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Lensatic
Public sector cyber frameworks are thick woods. Lensatic is the compass.
- Framework Maps shows what each public sector cyber framework is for, how the frameworks relate and who each one binds.
- Field Guides walks the eight-week Zero Trust route: a shared core, then a track for where you work, with one-page references.
- Playbook holds Agentic SecOps, a tradecraft playbook for red, blue and purple teaming in the age of Agentic AI.
Framework Maps · Field Guides · Playbook
Framework Maps
What each framework is for, how they fit together and who each one binds, with zero trust and AI in view.
15 frameworks · 92 glossary terms
Field Guides
Guided study routes. The first is Zero Trust: eight weeks, a shared core, three tracks and one-page references.
1 guide
Playbook
Agentic SecOps: a tradecraft playbook for red, blue and purple teaming in the age of Agentic AI.
87 actions · 243 resources · 89 glossary terms
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Why 'Lensatic'
A lensatic compass is the Army's field compass. You sight a landmark through its lens, read the bearing off the dial, and move out knowing which way you're headed. Lensatic does the same for the framework stack: find where you stand, see which framework applies, and take a bearing on what comes next.
I learned land navigation with one in the Army and have kept it for more than 20 years. This one is mine.