What would your assessor find first? Ranked by modeled $ at risk · sized for a small SaaS team
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✿ Spacetime ontology · Seeded snapshot · OSCAL Rev 5 Snapshot 2026-09-03 · re-verified live · Computed, not generated

Built to get you authorized. Built for what comes after.

From $41.5Kin fixes — against the $11.5M average breach $11K–$38K/yrat risk on decision 16 — modeled, 10,000 draws $41,590–$72,190the fixes — 14/16 printed, summed $5,000to know — 5 days
NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 · 1,196 controls · One connected system
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Engines · Predictive compliance · Fix · Blast radius · Adversarial review · + eight more — no AI inside the checks
Know first. Decide on the clock. Prove both.
What would your assessor find first?
Deterministic by Design

The math doesn't improvise.

The numbers here are computed, not generated: forecasts, rankings, dollar figures, propagation counts. Same inputs, same answer, every time.

AI drafts paperwork on this platform. It never makes a decision, computes a number, or approves a change. The checks that guard your record run with no AI in them at all — and a named person signs every change.

Agents can hallucinate. Math can't. And when the data can't support an answer, the platform says so — it abstains instead of guessing.

Two kinds of numbers live on this page: records and forecasts. Records are looked up — or marked “not assessed.” Never guessed. Forecasts are computed the same way every run, and always arrive as a range. We never dress one up as the other.