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AI Risk Monitoring

Your external security posture, watched continuously and translated into business risk. One score. Prioritized findings. A clear answer to the only question that matters: what should we fix first?

Risk intelligence, not threat feeds.

Most threat intelligence tools are built for analysts. They hand you IOCs, APT names, and malware families, then leave you to work out what any of it means for your business. AI Risk Monitoring does the opposite.

It continuously watches everything about your organization that is visible from the outside: identities, domains, exposed services, vulnerabilities, reputation. It turns that raw intelligence into findings written in business language, ranked by how much risk each one carries. It should feel like Dependabot for your external attack surface, not like another analyst console.

The questions it answers.

You never need to know what an IOC is. You get straight answers.

Evidence in. Decisions out.

Every signal becomes immutable evidence. Risk is always derived from that evidence, never typed in by hand. So the score you see is always explainable, and always current.

  1. 01

    Monitor

    Register your domains. Pluggable intelligence connectors watch breaches, DNS, certificates, exposed services, and look-alike domains on a schedule. Nothing to install.

  2. 02

    Correlate

    Raw signals are normalized into evidence, deduplicated across sources, and turned into findings. Each finding gets a severity and a confidence score based on freshness, corroboration, and source trust.

  3. 03

    Prioritize

    Findings roll up into a single risk score and an A–F grade. Recommendations are ranked by risk reduction, so your team always knows the next most valuable fix.

Seven domains. One score.

Every domain is weighted into a unified risk score from 0 to 100. Weights are configurable, and domains you do not monitor never dilute the number.

  1. 01

    Identity

    Employee accounts and credentials exposed in public breaches, tied back to the people and domains you monitor.

    weight: 20%
  2. 02

    Attack Surface

    Subdomains, hosts, open ports, and exposed services. New assets and unexpected changes surface as findings.

    weight: 15%
  3. 03

    Brand

    Typosquatting and look-alike domains registered to impersonate you, caught before they reach your customers' inboxes.

    weight: 15%
  4. 04

    Threat Context

    Whether the infrastructure you expose is being scanned, probed, or targeted right now, without the analyst jargon.

    weight: 15%
  5. 05

    Vulnerability Intelligence

    Known vulnerabilities on your exposed services, boosted when they are on known-exploited lists or carry a high probability of exploitation.

    weight: 15%
  6. 06

    Reputation

    Domains and IPs appearing on blocklists or flagged by the community, which quietly break email delivery and customer trust.

    weight: 10%
  7. 07

    Configuration

    DNS and email security posture: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, DNSSEC, and the misconfigurations attackers look for first.

    weight: 10%

A dashboard you will actually open.

Built for founders, CTOs, and IT leads, not SOC analysts. Designed with the clarity of Linear and the Stripe Dashboard.

  1. 01

    Risk score and grade

    One number from 0 to 100, mapped to Healthy, Low, Medium, High, or Critical and an A–F grade anyone on the board understands. A trend arrow shows whether things are getting better or worse.

  2. 02

    Prioritized findings

    Every issue with a severity, a confidence score, the evidence behind it, and a plain-language recommendation. Confirm, accept, resolve, or ignore. Your decisions stick, and resolved issues reopen automatically if they come back.

  3. 03

    Risk timeline

    An immutable record of every change: new evidence, new findings, every decision your team made. Show auditors and insurers exactly how your exposure evolved.

  4. 04

    Alerts and weekly digest

    Immediate email alerts when something important appears, and a weekly digest of what changed. Slack and Teams integrations available.

  5. 05

    Executive reporting

    A branded Risk Reduction Report in PDF, ready for the board: what was found, what was fixed, and how much risk came off the table. Optional AI-assisted narratives.

  6. 06

    Financial exposure

    FAIR-based quantification that expresses risk scenarios as euro-denominated loss ranges. The language your CFO and your insurer already speak.

See your external risk.

Tell us which domains you want watched. Design partners get early access and direct input on the roadmap.

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