met-guard

What problem does it solve?

Harden a single attack surface by applying a directional guard to a specific face. This approach is useful when omnidirectional protection is unnecessary and you need a targeted defense that reduces risk without over-guarding other surfaces.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Directional shielding on one attack surface to block a known threat vector.
• Clear documentation of protected vs. exposed faces to support audits and risk assessment.
• Lightweight, reusable guard patterns that fit into broader security workflows (defense and recovery).

Quick Start

Provide a directional guard on the identified attack surface and document its coverage and gaps.