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FortaRisks
Built and hosted in Canada

Don't just measure your cyber risk. Reduce it.

Posture, compliance, threats, attack surface and third-party risk brought into one decomposable score and one ranked queue of actions. You move faster, with the evidence to defend every decision. Built and hosted in Canada.

30-minute walkthrough · a real expert, no chatbot · no obligation

  • 80% less alert noise
  • 60% less GRC effort
  • 5 to 10 actions a day

Built by cyber and risk practitioners, for regulated and critical-infrastructure teams.

50M+

Signals analyzed every day

50+

Threat intelligence sources

1,500+

Threat actors tracked

31

Compliance frameworks

Aligned with the frameworks your teams already trust

  • NIST CSF 2.0
  • ISO 27001
  • SOC 2
  • NIS2
  • DORA
  • MITRE ATT&CK
  • Quebec Law 25
Why now

Governance, risk and compliance are no longer optional.

They have become the backbone of a defence that holds, and the foundation of resilience, customer trust and sustainable growth. What was missing was never the intent, but tooling able to keep up with it.

  • The law names you

    NIS2, DORA, Law 25, CPCSC: accountability now sits with named executives, not with the IT department.

  • Your customers audit you

    SOC 2 or ISO 27001 is asked for before signing. With no evidence, the contract waits.

  • Your premium is priced on it

    Insurers underwrite on demonstrated posture, no longer on declarations.

The platform

Five modules that act. Two views that decide.

Security posture, compliance, threat intelligence, attack surface and third-party risk: each is a complete product that detects, scores and drives remediation in its own domain. The Risk Engine and the Action Center then serve two audiences with those findings: steering and decisions for CISOs, executives and risk managers, a prioritized work queue for operational teams.

Built for cyber & GRC teams

Give your team their time back.

FortaRisks turns scattered signals and compliance busywork into one short, ranked Action Feed. Less noise, fewer manual hours, decisions you can defend.

  • 80%

    Less alert noise

  • 60%

    Less GRC effort

  • 5-10

    Daily actions, not 2,000 alerts

  • Weeks

    To SOC 2 Type II

How it works

From signals to action, in one loop.

FortaRisks runs a single loop: each module detects and treats in its own domain, then two cross-module views serve two audiences, steering for decision-makers and actions for the teams. The work done in one place pays off everywhere.

  1. 1

    Assess

    Map your posture to your frameworks and capture controls, evidence and maturity on a CMMI 0 to 5 scale.

  2. 2

    Correlate

    Threat intelligence, attack surface and third-party signals all feed one decomposable risk score.

  3. 3

    Prioritize

    2,000 alerts become a short, ranked Action Feed, scored against your real defenses.

  4. 4

    Act & report

    Work the feed, track it to closure, and walk into the board with a costed roadmap.

Why FortaRisks

We correlate your posture with threats, exposure and third-party risk.

Most tools show you threats or your posture, never the link. FortaRisks connects them all, so 2,000 raw alerts a day become 5 to 10 prioritized actions. That is 80% less noise.

  • Live threat intelligence

    50+ sources aggregated continuously, including MITRE ATT&CK, CISA KEV and EPSS.

  • Continuous correlation

    Active campaigns and exploited CVEs mapped to your real exposure and controls.

  • Prioritized action

    A short, ranked list of what to remediate, with the business context behind it.

Security posture
Compliance
Live threat intelligence
Attack surface
Third-party risk
Risk Engine
Correlation
Real exposure
Remediation roadmap
Prioritized cyber risk
Proactive Action Feed

Stop guessing where your risk is.

In a 30-minute demo, see what would actually bring your risk down, or take the self-guided product tour first.

What's different
  • One platform, not seven tools

    Posture, compliance, CTI, attack surface and third-party risk in a single console, natively correlated, with the risk register and the Action Center on top.

  • Continuous, not annual

    Attack surface and third-party risk are watched every day, not once a year in a questionnaire.

  • Beyond the reach of the CLOUD Act

    A US vendor stays subject to the CLOUD Act wherever it hosts. Your application data sits with a Canadian operator, in Canada.

Integrations

Works with the tools you already use.

  • Microsoft 365 & Azure
  • ITSM & ticketing
  • SIEM & SOAR
  • Identity & SSO
  • Cloud & infrastructure
  • Notifications
Explore integrations

Your data stays in Canada, and US law does not reach it.

The question is not only where your data is stored, but who can be compelled to hand it over. A vendor subject to US law can be, wherever it hosts. FortaRisks is built and hosted in Canada, with US or EU hosting available at onboarding if your organization requires it. No silent third-party tracking, and no application data stored outside Canada.

Read our data sovereignty statement

30 minutes to know what to fix first.

A member of our team walks you through FortaRisks on threats relevant to your sector, and you leave with your priorities. No chatbot.

Frequently asked questions

Is FortaRisks one platform or several tools?

One platform. Five complete modules, each able to detect and treat in its own domain, and two cross-module views on the same foundation: risk steering for CISOs, executives and risk managers, an action queue for operational teams. One console, instead of stitching dashboards together.

Which frameworks do you support?

31, including NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIS2, DORA and Quebec Law 25, mapped through 1,534+ SCF controls. The full list is on the Frameworks page.

Do I need to buy extra threat feeds?

No. 50+ intelligence sources are included in your plan, aggregated and deduplicated.

Can you see OT/ICS exposure?

Yes. We fingerprint industrial protocols and ports in read-only, without touching production.

Where is my data hosted?

In Canada by default, with a Canadian operator. That is what places it beyond the reach of the US CLOUD Act, which binds vendors subject to US law regardless of where they host. US or EU hosting remains available at onboarding if you need it.