A view for every role, one source of truth
In a company, everyone talks about cyber risk in their own way. FortaRisks gives each role the view it needs.
From the board to the security team, every role frames cyber risk differently. FortaRisks gives each one its view, its indicators and the decisions it needs to make, from the same correlated data.
SME leader
Know where your company is exposed and what to fix first, without a security team. And show it to your customers, your insurer and your board.
CISO
Defend the budget and the trajectory at the committee, with board-ready risk.
CIO & IT leadership
Move IT forward without letting security become a blocker.
Risk and compliance officer
Cover several frameworks at once with a small team, through 1,534+ mapped controls.
Procurement manager
Know which of your suppliers expose you, without waiting for their answers to a questionnaire. Each supplier is graded from the outside and tracked over time.
Security architect
Design the technical environment and bring the signals into one model.
SOC analyst and threat intelligence lead
2,000 alerts a day are not a strategy. 5 to 10 prioritized actions are.
Managed security service provider (MSSP)
Manage 50 clients with database-level isolation, not 50 duplicated tools.
Why FortaRisks
One source of truth
Everyone works from the same correlated data, in their own language.
Board-ready in seconds
An 8-page board briefing, generated on demand.
Action, not just dashboards
A prioritized Action Center for the teams who actually fix things.
Other ways in
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.
Frequently asked questions
Can each role get its own view?
Yes. Access is set by role, and dashboards adapt to security, IT, risk, the SOC team and managed service providers.
Is it built for managed security service providers (MSSPs)?
Yes. Manage many clients with database-level isolation, not duplicated tools.
How does it help the board?
A decomposable risk score and an 8-page board briefing make committee reporting fast and defensible.