Privacy-first · Snapshot instead of sensor · Audit-ready reports
Anonymized Network Security Snapshot Assessments
PaSBaT analyzes network configuration snapshots for security and compliance risks – without active live scans, sensor rollout or direct access to production systems.
The workflow is designed for customer-side anonymization: original data and mappings remain with the customer, while the technical network logic remains usable for topology, findings and reports.
Demo
Original vs. anonymized topology
The public demo uses synthetic test data to show how original and anonymized topologies can be compared.
Names and sensitive details change, while connections, roles and technical relationships remain traceable. This shows how PaSBaT derives security and compliance findings from network snapshots.
The demo is intentionally larger than a typical first engagement. In production, the focus is not network generation, but analysis of existing, prepared configuration snapshots.
Features
Snapshot instead of sensor
PaSBaT works with exported configuration snapshots instead of active scans, agents or additional sensors.
Customer-side anonymization
The process is designed so sensitive values can be replaced or removed locally before analysis.
Structure-preserving analysis
The technical network logic remains intact so topology, segmentation and policies can be evaluated.
Audit-ready reports
HTML/PDF reports summarize findings, evidence, recommendations and compliance references in a traceable way.
Offline or remote
For sensitive environments, a fully offline on-prem assessment is possible.
Modular roadmap
Vendor support, checks, report formats and integrations can be expanded step by step.
Why PaSBaT?
- Confidentiality first: PaSBaT lowers the barrier for reviewing sensitive network data without handing over original configurations.
- Non-invasive: No live scans, no agents and no interference with production networks.
- Fast initial view: Snapshot assessments provide a structured basis for reviews, audits and remediation planning.
- For OT/IT and brownfield: Especially useful for grown environments, missing documentation and audit-adjacent assessments.
About Me
My name is Alex Weißbeck. I am a cyber security architect with a strong background in IT/OT security, infrastructure, security operations and grown brownfield environments.
With PaSBaT, I am developing a privacy-first assessment workflow to make complex network structures faster to analyze, easier to understand and more audit-ready.
My goal is pragmatic cybersecurity: less security theater, more technical transparency, clear decision foundations and concrete next steps.
If you would like to learn more about me or my work, feel free to connect via LinkedIn.