Cyber intelligence with context
Connect public and authorised sources, threat signals, techniques and assets within scope. Distinguish a contextual signal from a supported finding.
From evidence
to a decision.
Cyber intelligence that connects technical findings to what matters to your business.
Connect exposure, threats and business risk in one decision process. Keep the evidence behind each finding and turn analysis into priorities, recommendations and reports you can act on.
For security, risk and leadership teams.
Prioritise with context
Focus review on what matters to your organisation.
Explain every decision
Preserve the link between evidence, interpretation and action.
Share a common approach
Connect the analyst’s conversation with leadership’s.
CAPABILITIES
Understand exposure.
Decide the next step.
Intelligence, risk and traceability together: see what is exposed, why it matters and which action takes priority.
Risk you can explain
Separate severity, plausibility, impact, confidence and controls. Review inherent and residual risk alongside evidence and limitations.
Exposure beyond vulnerabilities
Explore external attack surface, brand, fraud, disinformation and AI security; classify evidence across IT, IoT, IIoT and OT when supported.
One body of evidence, from the SOC to leadership
Connect findings, scenarios and recommendations. Bring the same context to dashboards, executive and technical reports, and JSON/CSV exports.
Roles, authorised scope and dedicated MFA
Access is organised by role and organisational permissions. Set up MFA with an authenticator app using a QR code or manual key.
INSIDE THE PLATFORM
Evidence tells a story.
You can follow it.
Explore the platform: from the origin of each piece of evidence to its relationship with threats, controls and business decisions. Enlarge the views to see the workflow.
From record to explanation
Review origin, status and relationship to the scope. Information retains its context for analyst review.
A common language for action
Connect evidence with techniques, controls and risk areas. Mapping helps guide review; it does not amount to certification.
P-CIDER METHOD
A traceable decision,
from start to finish.
CyberDecisionEngine implements P-CIDER, NOEVYRA’s method for connecting cyber intelligence, evidence and business risk to support strategic decisions.
Claim → Evidence → Interpretation → Limitation → Decision → Closure
- 01
Prepare
Define the organisation, scope and authorisation.
- 02
Collect
Consult sources and preserve their limitations.
- 03
Integrate
Connect and review the evidence.
- 04
Determine
Support the relevant scenarios.
- 05
Estimate
Assess impact, confidence and risk.
- 06
Respond and review
Guide actions and review their completion.
REFERENCES THAT CONNECT DISCIPLINES
From threats
to risk governance.
MITRE ATT&CKMITRE D3FENDMITRE ATLASDISARMNIST CSF 2.0ISO/IEC 27001SOC 2Cyber-PESTEL / Porter
Frameworks are used as analytical references according to the available evidence. Their inclusion does not imply endorsement, certification or automatic compliance.
FOR YOUR ORGANISATION
One platform.
Different decisions.
Security and SOC
Connect signals, techniques and public attack surface to guide investigation and response.
Risk and CISO
Review scenarios, controls and priorities with visible evidence and limitations.
Leadership and business
Understand exposure, implications and proposed actions through executive reports.
BUSINESS DEMO
Let’s discuss the decisions
your business needs to make.
Request a demonstration to explore the platform with your team. If you already know the product, you can also ask directly about licences and pricing for your organisation.
- A tour of the platform and its reports.
- Use cases relevant to your team.
- Review of sources, requirements and authorised scope.
Submitting a request does not create an account or make a purchase.
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How is it different from a vulnerability scanner?
It connects technical findings with threats, controls, scenarios and business impact. Its difference is full decision traceability and the use of P-CIDER to turn evidence into priorities that security, risk and leadership can review.
What sources and data does it use?
Public and authorised sources within an agreed scope. Availability depends on configuration, integrations and permissions. Each analysis preserves the limitations of its sources.
Does it predict attacks or certify compliance?
No. Signal-pressure indices are not calibrated probabilities of attack. Framework mappings guide analysis and do not represent certification or guarantee compliance.
How can I acquire the platform?
You can request a demo or ask directly about licences and pricing by email. The NOEVYRA team will learn about your organisation’s scope and guide you through the business options.