Run an Audit
There are two ways to start:Just ask
Describe the audit you want in plain language and let Centurion route it to
the right specialist.
Use the Audit template
Click Audit under the chat box to start from a structured prompt instead
of a blank one.
@-mentioning what it should cover — a device, an integration, or a folder of assets — so the agent audits exactly the right target.
1
Ask for the audit
“Centurion, audit the security configuration of my domain controller and show me what’s misconfigured.”
2
The agent investigates
It runs its audit tools against the target, streaming its reasoning and tool
calls as it goes.
3
A dashboard appears
The results render as an interactive audit dashboard in the Workspace — a
self-contained view you can explore, not just a wall of text.
The Audit Dashboard
The dashboard is generated to fit what the agent found: summaries, findings, and detail you can drill into, all rendered inline. A generated audit is saved as an artifact, so you can reopen it later from Artifacts → Reports in the Directory.Audits are point-in-time: each one answers the question you asked, when you
asked it. For an always-on measure of how your environment is doing, use
Security Posture instead.
Audits vs. Continuous Posture
An audit is something you run on demand for a specific question. Security Posture is the continuous counterpart — a standing score and grade for your environment, refreshed over time and mapped to compliance frameworks.Security Posture
Continuous scoring, a priority queue, and a compliance heatmap for your whole
environment.
Chatting with the AI
Prompt templates,
@-mentions, and how conversations work.