Trusted by security leaders at regulated enterprises

Your board asks how much
a breach would cost.
Now you can answer.

Kritis turns your security posture into a number your CFO understands — the probable financial loss from a cyberattack, backed by data, not guesswork.

Built on open standards

FAIRCIS ControlsNIST CSFISO 27001SEBI CSCRFDORA

Why Kritis

Risk quantification that
actually changes decisions

Most security tools tell you what's wrong. Kritis tells you what it costs — so you invest where it matters most.

Quantify exposure

Not heat maps. Dollars.

Monte Carlo simulation across ransomware, data breach, fraud, insider threats, and cloud misconfigurations. Probabilistic loss estimates your actuary would approve.

Map compliance once

Every framework. One assessment.

Answer 69 structured questions. Automatically see your posture against NIST CSF, SEBI CSCRF, ISO 27001, and more — without repeating the exercise for each audit.

Report to the board

Minutes, not months.

One-click PDF with loss exceedance curves, compliance gaps, and attack surface findings. Designed for board decks, not security team Slack channels.

The Gap

Security teams speak in vulnerabilities.
Boards speak in revenue.

Kritis bridges that gap with a single number: your probable annual loss from cyber events. It's the metric that gets budgets approved and investments prioritized.

Without Kritis

  • Board asks about cyber risk — you show a maturity matrix
  • Compliance audit takes 3 months with different teams for each framework
  • Security budget is a negotiation, not a data-driven decision
  • Attack surface is whatever the last pentest found
  • Breach cost is unknown until the breach happens

With Kritis

  • Board sees probable annual loss with confidence intervals
  • One assessment maps to every framework — simultaneously
  • Security investments ranked by risk reduction per dollar
  • Continuous external scanning across all your domains
  • Loss exposure quantified before anything happens

How It Works

From questions to boardroom in under an hour

01~60 min

Assess your controls

A guided questionnaire covers 8 security domains — asset management, access control, vulnerability management, incident response, and more. Auto-saves as you go. Takes about 60 minutes.

02~2 sec

Quantify the exposure

Your answers feed a Monte Carlo engine that simulates 10,000 breach scenarios. The output: your probable annual loss across five threat types, with statistical confidence intervals.

031 click

Present to the board

Download a board-ready PDF combining financial risk, compliance gaps, and external security findings. Loss exceedance curves, not pie charts. Numbers, not colors.

Attack Surface

See what attackers see

Our passive scanner evaluates your external posture across seven security categories — without touching your infrastructure. Subdomain discovery, vulnerability detection, certificate analysis, and more.

DNS security (SPF, DMARC, DKIM)
SSL/TLS configuration and certificate health
Security header compliance
Subdomain enumeration and exposed services
Known vulnerability detection
Technology fingerprinting
Multi-domain monitoring

Security Grade

B

82 / 100

SSL

100

DNS

75

Headers

80

Who It's For

Built for the people who own cyber risk

CISOs

Justify security investments

Translate technical findings into financial impact. Show the board exactly where their money reduces the most risk — with defensible methodology.

CROs & CFOs

Understand exposure

See cyber risk alongside other business risks. Annualized loss exposure in the same currency as your P&L — not a traffic light chart.

GRC Teams

Streamline compliance

Stop maintaining separate evidence for each framework. One assessment feeds NIST, CIS, SEBI CSCRF, and ISO — with gap analysis built in.

Across regulated industries

Financial ServicesInsuranceHealthcareFintechAsset ManagementTechnologyManufacturing

Stop presenting risk
in PowerPoint.

Your first risk assessment takes under an hour. You'll walk away with quantified exposure, a compliance posture report, and something your board will actually read.