How Laviq helps you decide

Laviq takes you from what happened in the workload to what your team should do next.

  1. See: understand which cryptography the workload used, where it ran, and which network activity was captured.
  2. Understand: see how each concern relates to the workload, process, and migration question behind it.
  3. Measure: use priorities, coverage, and measured behavior to choose the next migration step.
  4. Protect: for selected traffic, compare the current and proposed protection, status, and policy hits.

What you will see in the Console

Raw Evidence

Raw Evidence shows the cryptography and network activity Laviq captured during a scan, together with process and implementation details when available.

Findings and Inventory

Findings highlight concerns to review. Inventory shows the workloads, libraries, and endpoints found in the scan. Together they help you prioritize work; they do not prove that every possible path was observed or that an absent item can never exist.

Execution Match

This view shows how a concern relates to a target, process, network signature, implementation, and crypto activity. Open the underlying evidence when you need to verify the details.

Performance Lab

Performance Lab shows measured samples and related operations from the workload. Use it to compare observed behavior and identify what to test next.

Policy Protection

For selected traffic, compare the target, current and proposed protection, status, and policy hits. Active policies apply to new matching connections only.

Read results in the context of the scan

A runtime snapshot describes what Laviq captured during a specific collection window and workload. Use coverage, missing observations, related findings, and measured values to judge what the result supports. Laviq keeps the evidence trail visible so your team can revisit the decision as the workload or evidence changes.