RadarixLabs

Cyber risk management

Security leaders need to explain risk in terms the business understands. RadarixLabs connects external threats to your organisation's industry, technology, suppliers and digital footprint, then measures how exposed you are and what is being done about it.

What risk management does

You describe your organisation once: sector, regions, technology stack, critical suppliers and key domains. The platform uses that profile to score every threat for relevance, monitor for leaked credentials and data on the dark web, detect lookalike domains impersonating your brand, and track breaches affecting your suppliers.

Findings feed a risk view with clear scores from zero to one hundred, trend lines over time and a recommendation register that records owners, decisions and outcomes so progress can be audited.

Who it is for

Risk management is designed for CISOs, IT directors, risk and compliance teams and boards that need a defensible picture of cyber exposure. Public-sector bodies use it to show oversight of national and sector-specific threats.

Problems it solves

Generic threat reports rarely answer the question leaders ask: what does this mean for us? RadarixLabs translates intelligence into exposure, priority and accountable action.

  • Difficulty showing the board how threats relate to the business
  • Unnoticed credential leaks and impersonation domains
  • Supplier breaches discovered too late
  • Recommendations that are made but never tracked to completion

Reporting that leadership can use

Executive dashboards, programme metrics over seven, thirty and ninety days, and branded PDF reports make it simple to brief leadership, regulators and customers with evidence rather than opinion.

Because every score is linked to the findings and sources behind it, leaders can drill down from a headline number to the individual leaked credential, lookalike domain or supplier breach that caused it. That traceability builds trust in the figures and makes it far easier to justify investment, agree priorities across departments and demonstrate steady improvement to auditors over time.