Company threat profiles built from entirely passive, public sources, where every claim carries the source it came from and a rating for how much that source is worth.
Nine tabs across 33 profiled companies. Search by name, ticker, CIK or domain. Technology stack, suppliers, corporate structure, adversary ranking, and the company read back as a supplier to everyone else.
Open the profiles → DashboardThe peer set view. Standing concentration risk across the watchlist, projection of a vendor event onto every company reached by it, and the dependency matrix behind both.
Open the projection →Most tooling in this category starts from an indicator and works outward. This starts from the business and works inward, which is the direction an adversary actually moves: what the company depends on, who else depends on the same thing, and what a failure at that point would reach.
The sourcing is the argument. Every claim carries an Admiralty rating for source reliability and information credibility, every assessment uses the ICD 203 estimative ladder and nothing else, and a claim with no source is rejected when it is constructed rather than caught at review. Where collection failed, the report says so instead of reporting an absence of findings.