Roadmap rule: each phase should produce a usable artifact, not just more pages. Do not add another product module until the current one has a clear input, output, safety boundary, and demo report.
Product Roadmap
Build one convincing product before expanding the platform.
Use this roadmap to move from a CyberShield demo MVP into a SaaS-ready product, then branch into SOC, AppSec, and GRC blueprints only when the first workflow feels polished.
Sequence
Recommended build order
1CyberShield demo MVPDashboard, domain input, passive checks, score, findings, report preview.
2CyberShield SaaS MVPAccounts, domain verification, scan history, reports, finding status.
3PhishGuardStatic email, header, sender, link, and language analysis.
4APIShieldOpenAPI static review, endpoint risk, and developer report.
5ComplianceTrackControls, owners, evidence, policies, review dates, exports.
Phase Gates
Only move forward when the gate is true
Demo MVP gate
A visitor can open the dashboard, scan or load a fake domain, understand the score, see top findings, and export or preview a report in one session.
SaaS MVP gate
A user can verify a domain, compare scan history, update finding status, and produce a client-ready report.
Second-product gate
The Product Lab has one polished product and one clear reason to add a SOC, AppSec, or GRC module.
Platform gate
Multiple modules share accounts, reports, safety copy, evidence language, and export patterns instead of behaving like unrelated demos.
Second Product Decision
Branch only after CyberShield has a complete demo loop
Choose PhishGuard when
The audience is analysts or employees
The next portfolio story should show suspicious email parsing, phishing explanation, user guidance, and safe training output.
Choose APIShield when
The audience is developers
The next portfolio story should show static spec review, endpoint prioritization, OWASP API mapping, and CI/CD expansion.
Choose ComplianceTrack when
The audience is trust or GRC
The next portfolio story should show control ownership, evidence gaps, readiness reporting, and safe governance caveats.
Next action: build CyberShield demo MVP first, using the checklist and demo data pack as the source of truth.