Executive Cyber Intelligence Suite

ThreatPulse

What is happening?

Prioritise the vulnerabilities and threats that deserve attention first, using normalised, scored threat intelligence.

ThreatPulse is a threat-intelligence and vulnerability-prioritization application that collects and normalizes current cyber-threat information to help cybersecurity professionals identify which vulnerabilities and threats deserve attention first. It brings together sources such as the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalogue and applies prioritization and scoring so that security teams can focus on the items most likely to matter rather than working through unfiltered feeds. ThreatPulse is an independently developed analytical application intended to support, not replace, professional judgement: its prioritization reflects the sources and scoring applied at the time of viewing and is not an assessment, certification or endorsement by CISA or any other authority. Users should validate findings against their own vulnerability-management, threat-intelligence and risk processes before acting on them.

Runs on a separate host: threatpulse.iliadis.net

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CyberPulse

How prepared are we?

Turn 25 executive questions into a directional, evidence-based read on cybersecurity posture.

CyberPulse uses 25 high-level executive questions and statistical inference to provide an initial, directional indication of an organization's cybersecurity posture and highlight areas that may warrant further investigation or improvement. It is designed as a faster starting point than a detailed control-by-control assessment, using probabilistic methods and Monte Carlo analysis to represent uncertainty in the inferred results. CyberPulse is an independently developed analytical application and is not an official tool, certification, assessment or representation of the Greek National Cybersecurity Authority. Its results are indicative and should not be treated as a cybersecurity audit, compliance assessment, certification, professional advice or definitive representation of an organization's security posture.

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QuickRisk

What matters financially & operationally?

Express cyber exposure as a range of possible loss rather than a single, misleading score.

QuickRisk is a FAIR-inspired quantitative cyber-risk assessment tool designed to turn uncertainty about cyber events and their potential impact into a more decision-oriented view of risk. It uses probabilistic modelling and quantitative analysis to explore the possible range of loss associated with defined cyber-risk scenarios rather than presenting risk as a single deterministic score. The tool is intended as a rapid, practical starting point for understanding likelihood, loss exposure, uncertainty and risk drivers. It is FAIR-inspired rather than a substitute for a full FAIR analysis, detailed risk assessment, professional judgement or organisation-specific quantitative modelling. Users should interpret results in the context of the assumptions and information entered into the assessment.

Runs on a separate host: quickrisk.iliadis.net

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EU Cyber Incident

What happens if something goes wrong?

Classify an incident and surface the regulatory deadlines and obligations that follow.

EU Cyber Incident is an executive regulatory discovery and SLA engine for exploring potential reporting and response obligations following a cyber incident. It helps classify an incident against major EU regulatory regimes including DORA, NIS2, GDPR, the EU AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act, then presents applicable actions, deadlines and supporting legal references. The tool is designed to help cybersecurity, technology, risk and executive teams quickly understand the potential regulatory blast radius of an incident and identify what may require attention first. It is a preliminary discovery and educational simulation tool, not legal, regulatory, compliance or professional advice. Users should validate material decisions against the applicable legislation, competent authorities and qualified professional advice.

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BRIG

How do we report performance?

Turn cybersecurity metrics into board-ready reports and executive insights.

BRIG (Board Risk & Insights Generator) is a cybersecurity reporting application that turns security metrics into board-ready reports and executive insights. It translates technical and operational cyber data — such as control coverage, risk posture, incidents and remediation trends — into clear graphs, statistics and AI-enhanced insights that boards and executive committees can understand and act on. BRIG helps technology and cyber leaders communicate security performance and risk in business terms. It is an independently developed analytical application intended to support, not replace, professional judgement, and its outputs should be validated against its own data and governance processes before being presented to a board.

Runs on a separate host: brig.iliadis.net

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