From chaos to control

The questions your board actually asks
?
Mapped to the CIS 18 ControlsGaps as MITRE ATT&CK attack pathsRisk quantified in dollars
See it work

From a wall of findings
to a ranked decision.

Your posture is mapped to the 153 safeguards of the CIS 18, scored on evidence, then re-prioritised the way an attacker would — so the worst, most exploitable gaps surface first, each with the loss it carries in dollars.

▸ Nothing auto-fires — every scan is a deliberate click or a schedule you set.

Posture · CIS 18 Controlsprioritising…
01 Enterprise Assets
02 Software Assets
03 Data Protection
04 Secure Config
05 Account Mgmt
06 Access Control
07 Vuln Mgmt
08 Audit Logs
09 Email & Web
10 Malware Def
11 Data Recovery
12 Network Infra
Expected annual loss
0
CIS Controls
0
Safeguards
0
Implementation Groups
0
Source of control
A system of record for CISO decisions

For years, cybersecurity leadership has operated without a system of record—relying on spreadsheets, slideware, and disconnected point solutions to guide critical decisions.

CTRL 18 changes that. It gives security leaders a unified command center to continuously evaluate posture, understand business risk, and decide what matters most.

CIOs have ITSM.
CROs have CRM.
CFOs have ERP.
CISOs now have CTRL 18.
Why this, why now

Security spend is up.
Clarity isn't.

Your board asks, "Are we secure?"

You respond with dashboards.
Auditors respond with findings.
Vendors respond with more tools.

What nobody provides is a clear answer on which risks matter most, what to fix first, and how much risk will actually be reduced.

CTRL 18 turns security data into defensible decisions.

The method

Posture in. Decisions out.

Three moves take you from a wall of findings to a ranked set of decisions a board can fund.

01 — MAP

Map against the CIS 18

Your posture is automatically mapped to the 153 safeguards of CIS v8, scored on maturity and scoped to your Implementation Group.

Nothing auto-fires
02 — SEE

See gaps as attack paths

Each gap is projected onto MITRE ATT&CK and the Lockheed Kill Chain — a control weakness becomes a visible attack path, not a spreadsheet row.

ATT&CK · Kill Chain
03 — DECIDE

Decide across People · Process · Technology

Gaps become a prioritised set of decisions, with the risk reduction quantified in dollars — so next quarter is obvious and defensible.

Risk in $
One platform, expanding

Three problems. One decision layer.

Available now

CDP

Cyber Decision Platform
Beyond cyber risk quantification.

Map posture to the CIS 18, visualise gaps through ATT&CK + Kill Chain, quantify risk in $, decide faster.

Explore the CDP →
Coming soon

TPRM

Third-Party Risk Management

Extend the same decision lens to your vendors, suppliers and supply chain.

Coming soon

CTEM

Continuous Threat Exposure Management

Continuously discover, prioritise and validate exposure across your attack surface.

Defensible in a board meeting — or an audit
CIS Controls v8.1.2NIST SP 800-30NIST IR 8286ISO/IEC 27005DPDPA 2023SEBI CSCRF

Give your CISO a
system of record.

See CTRL 18 map your posture, surface your real attack paths, and put your risk in dollars — in one demo.