Atlas Meridian is the fictional enterprise proving ground for this model. It is synthetic, non-production, and not real bank data or customer telemetry.
Public portfolio · verified build · synthetic data
Cyber-exposure management reference implementation by Alfe CoronaSecurity architecture · engineering · automation
Make closure
verifiable.
Exposure Control turns fragmented security signals into normalized exposure records, business context, explainable policy, accountable remediation, owner and team routing, and evidence-based closure.
- SignalsFragmented findings
- Canonical ModelNormalized records
- Business ContextApps, assets, owners
- PolicyExplainable decisions
- OwnerAccountable routing
- EvidenceValidated closure
Atlas Meridian makes the architecture concrete.
This entirely fictional banking environment supports the architecture with realistic applications, assets, teams, ownership gaps, source quality issues, and scale without using employer, customer, production, or real bank data.
- 100
- Applications
- 1,000
- Assets
- 20
- Engineering teams
- ~10,000
- Correlated exposures
Validated synthetic scale model; not a production benchmark. The dashboard makes all 10,000 sanitized records filterable and keeps 12 representative cases for readable detail.
One visible chain from source signal to enterprise decision.
A source finding is normalized, enriched with business context, evaluated through policy, routed to an accountable owner, tracked through remediation, and only closes when current validation confirms the exposure changed. A failed gate returns the work.
A real deployment requires separately permissioned identities, authoritative scanner retests, operating controls, and measured reliability.
Architecture carried through to working controls.
I designed the lifecycle and implemented the vertical slice: schemas, scoring, replaceable adapters, ownership resolution, remediation routing, persistence, a GitHub Issues adapter, validation gates, tests, and deployment references.
Runnable portfolio MVP
Local-only CSV ingestion, deterministic risk scoring, accountable routing, a GitHub Issues adapter, two persistence adapters, repository scanners, a dashboard, and a safe lifecycle demo.
Authoritative sources and operations
IAM, EDR, CSPM, CMDB, Jira, and ServiceNow integrations are extension points for production integration. Production also needs recovery, security, reliability, and scale controls.
No silent assignment
Asset-to-application and application-to-team context resolve ownership. Missing, stale, or conflicting ownership is held for governance review and escalation instead of being routed silently.
Material claims with direct review paths.
This portfolio shows a working reference implementation using synthetic data. It is intended for technical and hiring review.
Working synthetic lifecycle
The public decision dashboard demonstrates the finding-to-closure model with synthetic systems, owners, remediation states, and validation records.
Synthetic enterprise proving ground
Atlas Meridian is a fictional, non-production enterprise context used to reason about applications, assets, teams, owners, source quality, and decision routing.
Quality gates completed
Architecture validation and the portfolio build, type, lint, test, security, and smoke-test gates completed successfully before publication.
Bounded, protected implementation
Synthetic data demonstrates the design, implementation source stays private, and the dossier states what production adoption would require.
Built for a hiring conversation.
Exposure Control demonstrates Alfe Corona’s approach to cybersecurity architecture, secure automation, cloud security engineering, and clear communication across security, engineering, and risk stakeholders.
