Out of the dark.

Scan log · 4 paths

  1. 01vpn-gw.eu-west443/tcpexposed
  2. 02legacy.portaldnsforgotten
  3. 03supplier-sftp22/tcpshared creds
  4. 04edge-fw-02fw 9.1unpatched

Asset register · 4 records

  1. SVC-014payment platformtier 1
  2. PRC-031change procedureowner CAB
  3. CTL-A.8ISO 27001 controls93 mapped
  4. OWN-ITremediation ownerIT ops

One organization. Two perspectives. Priorities only appear when you hold both.

Compliance is the floor, not the target.

Regulation defines the minimum. Your risk appetite defines how far cybersecurity should go beyond it. Together, they set the operating bandwidth for your security capability.

Make that boundary explicit, and cybersecurity investment becomes defensible: what you must do, what you choose to do, and which risks you accept.

Operating bandwidth Six security domains plotted against two lines: a minimal compliance requirement and a higher, discretionary requirement set by risk appetite. Identity, Network and Endpoint sit inside the band between them. Suppliers and OT fall below the compliance floor. Cloud sits above the risk-appetite target.

Discretionary security
requirement

Set by risk appetite

Minimal compliance
requirement

e.g., NIS2 · DORA · ISO 27001

Identity Suppliers Network Endpoint Cloud OT

Discretionary security requirement — Set by risk appetite

Minimal compliance requirement — e.g., NIS2 · DORA · ISO 27001

Continuous threat exposure management

Exposure management that never stops running.

We combine external attack surface management with internal asset context, bringing the attacker’s outside-in view together with what matters inside your business.

The result is a ranked list of exposures based on reachability, business context and potential impact—not technical severity alone. Your IT team knows what to fix first, why it matters and who owns it.

The path is real: internet → controller → nurse workstation → patient records.

  1. 01 — Scoping
  2. 02 — Discovery
  3. 03 — Prioritization
  4. 04 — Validation
  5. 05 — Mobilization

Vendors are not questionnaires.

Suppliers are interconnected parts of your value chain. We continuously observe their external attack surface to identify exposures that could put your operations at risk.

Focus vendor risk management on the suppliers that matter most, and bring observable security evidence into assessments, reviews and renewal decisions.

See use cases →

Screenshot of the Skuridat Supply Chain module, showing a network graph of five suppliers scanned for threats, vulnerabilities and exposed credentials, with an attack-method breakdown panel

Operating model

Your risk appetite sets the line.

European SMEs need cybersecurity expertise without building enterprise-sized security teams. Our model combines your IT staff with AI-augmented specialists and on-demand senior expertise: specialists absorb the everyday load, and when a domain pushes past the threshold you've agreed, senior judgment is drawn in — then withdraws once it's back inside.

AI supports analysis and execution; experienced professionals decide where it matters. Not replacing scarce expertise — multiplying its reach.

Your risk appetite sets the line. Radial diagram. Your IT team is the fixed core. AI-augmented specialists form a ring that expands and contracts with load across risk decisions, monitoring, incident response and compliance. On-demand senior expertise is drawn in beyond an escalation threshold, mainly for incident response and compliance. Escalation threshold Your IT team Risk decisions Monitoring Incident response Compliance

Your IT team

Fixed. The core never moves.

AI-augmented specialists

Always on — rise and fall with load.

On-demand senior expertise

Drawn in only beyond the threshold.

What changes

Security work you can account for.

Fewer fixes, more risk removed

Effort goes to reachable exposures on critical assets—not an endless CVE backlog.

Compliance evidence as a by-product

NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 evidence emerges from continuous security work, not an annual scramble.

A budget you can defend

Security spend maps to exposure, business importance and the risk it reduces.

Fewer surprises from suppliers

See external supplier exposures before they become your operational problem.

Senior expertise without the headcount

AI-augmented specialists provide capability you would otherwise have to hire.

Better answers for management

Translate technical exposure into business impact, priorities and remaining risk.

European by architecture

Your cybersecurity stack should not create another supply-chain dependency.

Our platform is built, hosted and operated using European technology and suppliers, keeping security data and critical dependencies within the EU. Digital sovereignty as a design constraint, not a marketing claim.

Hosting
EU hosting
EU
Data
EU data
EU
Vendors
EU vendors
EU

Built by practitioners.

Founded by an ethical hacker and cybersecurity architect with experience spanning offensive security, enterprise architecture, risk and information security.

OSWE · OSCP · CISSP · TOGAF · ISO 27001 · CISM

Where this ends

You started in the dark. You don't have to stay there.

Start with one business service. We map its external exposure, identify what attackers can reach, and turn the findings into a prioritized list of actions—with context, ownership and remediation guidance.

No endless vulnerability report. Just a clear answer to what matters, why, and what to do next.

Two weeks · one business service · EU-hosted, deleted after 30 days

Example extract — external footprint

host finding
vpn.example.eu unpatched · reachable
staging-2019.example.eu orphaned · no owner
mail.example.eu ok
portal.supplier-b.com shared credentials
api.example.eu ok
vpn-old.example.eu deprecated · still live
+ 41 hosts full list in delivery

Static example. Your version is built from your own domains.