[Strata] Direction: everyday use and governance

[0b3l1X-SolidGeeks]

Ideas for everyday use and governance: finding answers fast, sharing the map, working in the field, and running Strata in a larger organization. Effort: 🟢 low · 🟡 medium · 🔴 high. Part of the Strata ideas, not of the roadmap.

1. Ask the map 🟡 — "Which servers expose RDP?", "What changed in Lyon last week?", "Who do I call if the ERP goes down?": an assistant turns the question into a query and highlights the answer. For data this sensitive, with a model that runs locally.
2. Query language and saved views 🟡 — Combinable filters (exposed:internet AND cve:critical AND zone:dmz), saved and shared as views ("the SOC view", "the audit view").
3. Sharing and presentation mode 🟢 — A time-limited read-only link for an auditor, embedding in Confluence, and a 3D tour of an IS for a committee.
4. Field mode 🟢🟡 — A tablet view for the data centre, and QR codes on racks and devices that open their record.
5. Interface in French and other languages 🟡 — The interface is in English only; a French translation would open Strata to French local authorities and small businesses.
6. SSO and per-IS permissions 🟡 — OIDC/SAML (Entra ID, Keycloak), rights limited to one IS, and multi-tenant maps for service providers.
7. Generated architecture files 🟡 — A complete document per IS (diagrams, flow matrix, exposure, vulnerabilities, contacts, history), in the shape audits and security accreditation expect.
8. Suppliers and third-party access 🟡 — Providers, their remote access (VPN, bastion), the SaaS the business depends on, with contracts and contacts: NIS2 asks for supply chain control.

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