Decision Brief
The hero artifact. Every risk theme with its exposure range, fix cost, and ROI — plus the assumptions behind each number and provenance back to the findings it came from.
For the security leader who has to walk into the board meeting
Your security program, as a decision the board can fund.
Tereta compresses everything your tools already produce into a handful of business risk themes — each with what the exposure is worth, what the fix costs, and what it costs you to defer it.
The demo is password-gated. Ask and we will send you credentials.
I am drowning in findings, and I have to walk into a leadership conversation and say what we should do, why, what it costs, and what we are protecting — in business terms, with finite resources.
Every tool in the stack stops at visibility, or at a dollar figure. None of them hand you the decision. That gap is the product.
What you get
Four artifacts, not another dashboard
Trade-off workspace
Drag themes into Do Now, This Year, or Defer against a budget you set. The cost of deferring is computed from the model, not asserted in a footnote.
One-slide board view
The same decision compressed to a single slide your CFO can read in ninety seconds, and print to PDF without reformatting it.
Wins & Opportunity Radar
What last quarter's funding actually bought, and which markets or contracts a posture change unlocks — so security reads as a growth lever, not only a cost.
How it works
Ingest, decide, deliver
01
Ingest
Upload the exports your tools already produce — scanner, SIEM, EDR, GRC, vendor scorecards — plus light business context: revenue, key systems, the compliance regimes that actually bind you.
02
Decide
The engine clusters findings by business consequence rather than by CVE, translates each cluster into exposure, timeframe and fix cost against cited benchmarks, and surfaces the opportunity cost of funding one thing over another.
03
Deliver
Out comes a decision you can take into a funding conversation: what to do, what it costs, what it protects, and what you are choosing to accept instead.
Where we are
Pre-launch, and saying so
The demo runs on an illustrative defense-industrial CMMC scenario. Its numbers are derived by a deterministic engine from cited external benchmarks — they are not a customer's data, and there are no invented logos or testimonials on this page.
We are looking for three to five security leaders to pressure-test the decision layer against a real program.
What a design partner gets
- A Decision Brief built against your own program, at no cost.
- Direct influence over what the engine models and how it is presented.
- In exchange: a working session, and honest reactions to what does and does not hold up.