Attack-ready. Audit-ready. One platform.
See which threats attackers are exploiting right now, find where you are exposed to them, and turn every fix into evidence your regulator accepts.
Free · no agent to install · no access needed · 6-page report in 5 business days · or book a live demo
Fix first · ranked by what attackers are exploiting
Bar = probability of exploitation (EPSS). “Exploited” = on CISA’s known-exploited list.
Attack path · from the internet to your crown jewels
Governed, always
Compliance posture · live, by framework
Fixes in progress · owned and dated
Which rulebook are you held to?
Pick one. See exactly what is covered before you speak to anyone.
Everything NCA ECC asks for, in one place
Who it binds: All Saudi government entities and critical national infrastructure.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
Everything SAMA CSF asks for, in one place
Who it binds: Banks, insurers and financial institutions regulated by SAMA.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
Everything PDPL asks for, in one place
Who it binds: Any entity processing personal data of individuals in KSA.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
Everything Essential Eight asks for, in one place
Who it binds: Australian federal agencies (mandatory), and strongly recommended for all.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
Everything APRA CPS 234 / 230 asks for, in one place
Who it binds: Australian banks, insurers and superannuation funds.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
Everything ISO 27001 asks for, in one place
Who it binds: Voluntary, and commonly required by contract.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
Everything PCI DSS asks for, in one place
Who it binds: Any organisation storing, processing or transmitting card data.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
Everything SOC 2 asks for, in one place
Who it binds: Service providers asked for assurance by their customers.
- Every obligation assigned to an owner, with a due date
- Evidence collected through connectors, timestamped and hash-sealed
- Build instructions for each failing control, not just a red score
- Your assessor works inside the platform
The week before the audit, with and without SAK
A 40-page scanner report, sorted by severity score
→A short list, ranked by what attackers are exploiting this week
An asset register nobody fully trusts
→Every internet-facing asset found from the outside, including the forgotten ones
Evidence gathered in a panic, by screenshot and email
→Evidence collected every day through 30 connectors, sealed and mapped to each control
A penetration test once a year
→Attack paths validated continuously, each with its fix and its detection
Three vendors and three versions of the truth
→One asset graph. Nothing is discovered, ranked or evidenced twice
A board pack built by hand each quarter
→A board PDF from live evidence, in Arabic or English, whenever it is asked for
Three tools. One loop. Buy one or all three.
Which threats actually matter to us?
Threat Landscape Monitoring
- Every vulnerability attackers are exploiting now
- Each one ranked by its probability of exploitation
- Advisories that reach you because they affect you
What can an attacker actually reach?
Threat Exposure Center
- Real attack paths across Active Directory, cloud and Kubernetes
- Every finding carries its fix and the detection that catches it
- Governed: signed scope, audit trail and a kill switch
Can we prove we comply, today?
GRCorb
- 52 frameworks, assigned, tracked and evidenced
- AI drafts your policy pack in minutes
- Build instructions for every failing control
Three ways to start. One is free.
Free
Your external exposure report
Give us a domain. Get a six-page report in five business days showing what an attacker can already see. No agent, no access, no obligation.
Get my free reportDemo
All three tools, on your frameworks
A walkthrough on the regulators that bind you, in your working hours, in Arabic or English.
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An edition tailored to your scope
SaaS, a dedicated tenant in your region, or self-hosted and air-gapped. Priced to your frameworks and size.
Request a quoteConnects to the stack you already run
Each connector uses its own read-only key. Jira and ServiceNow also work both ways, so a finding raised as a ticket closes back when the work is done.
Prefer it run for you?
Our consultants work from the same platform data, so they start from what it already found, not from a questionnaire.
vCISO
A fractional security executive who arrives with the platforms already reporting.
From 2 days a month → OffensiveRed teaming & VAPT
Consultant-led testing run on Threat Exposure Center, proving which weaknesses are real.
See services → AdvisoryGRC advisory
Gap assessment and certification readiness, run inside GRCorb instead of a spreadsheet.
See services → EmergingAI security & governance
LLM and agent threat modelling, prompt-injection testing and an AI governance programme that survives audit.
See services →What security and procurement want to know
Do we need to install anything?
Not to start. Threat Exposure Center begins with external discovery from a domain name, with no agent and no access. Deeper internal testing runs only on a scope you sign, through connectors you authorise. GRCorb collects evidence through connectors, each with its own read-only key.
Where does our data live?
You choose: SaaS hosted and managed for you, a dedicated single-tenant instance in your chosen region, or self-hosted and air-gapped inside your own network.
Where does AI come in, and can we keep it off?
AI drafts policies, screens evidence and suggests risks. It is off until you switch it on, it advises and your people approve, and the self-hosted edition can use a local AI model so data never leaves your network.
How is it priced?
Pricing is tailored to your scope, edition and deployment. Tell us your frameworks and size and we put a quote together. The free exposure report is a no-obligation way to start.
Can you run it for us?
Yes. SAK Services (vCISO, GRC advisory, red teaming and managed exposure) works from the same platform data, so engagements start from what the platform already found.
Start with your exposure, not a sales call
Give us a domain. Threat Exposure Center maps every internet-facing asset, expiring certificate and exposed service we can see from the outside, and T.L.M ranks what matters. You get a six-page report in five business days. No agent, no access, no obligation.
English & Arabic reporting · partner-delivered execution