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Sentinel Unity

For the CISO

Answer the board without rebuilding the deck each quarter

Cyber risk carries its threats, vulnerabilities, exposed assets, and reducing controls. Board rollup snapshots come from that same record rather than from a parallel spreadsheet.

  • Control effectiveness scored across design, operating, and implementation
  • Indicators with warning and critical thresholds, linked to controls and findings
  • Board rollup snapshots generated from live risk data
  • Security events ingested and turned into risk activity by rule
  1. Threat

    Organised crime group

    • Sophistication: high
    • Intent: financial
    • Confidence: corroborated
    exploits
  2. Vulnerability

    Unpatched edge appliance

    • Severity: critical
    • Found by: external scan
    • SLA bucket: 7 days
    affects
  3. Exposure

    3 asset instances

    • Internet-facing
    • Confidentiality: high
    • Owner: Network Ops

Control effectiveness is scored separately for design, operation, and implementation, so a well-designed control that is not operating does not quietly reduce the score.

Goals & pressures

What you are accountable for

Sentinel Unity is shaped around how this role actually works in regulated organizations, not generic GRC marketing language.

Goals

  • Show posture movement over time, not a point-in-time score
  • Tie every reported number back to a control and an owner
  • Know which vulnerabilities touch which asset instances
  • Keep remediation SLAs visible before they are breached

Common pressures

  • Board packs assembled by hand from four different sources
  • Control effectiveness recorded as a single subjective rating
  • Vulnerability data that never connects to the risk register
  • Indicators that live on a dashboard and influence nothing

See Sentinel Unity from the CISO seat

A walkthrough scoped to the work you actually own, using your frameworks and entity structure.