Enterprise AI for Cybersecurity, Threat Modeling & GRC
Fortivisor combines AI threat modeling, cyber risk quantification and compliance reasoning to identify emergent attack vectors and control coverage, then synthesize a prescriptive roadmap for security and GRC.
Native support for leading security and compliance frameworks, with an adaptable engine capable of extending to new or custom standards on demand.
GDPR
ISO 27001
SOC 2
DORA
NIS2
NIST CSF
HIPAA
EU AI Act
FedRAMP
Beyond
Security & GRC Intelligence You Can Act On
Move beyond static checks. Harness emergent intelligence to model threats along your value streams, expose control gaps, and synthesize a security & compliance implementation plan that evolves with your enterprise.
System-native Threat Modeling
Fractal modeling with "Arenas" Capture segments, systems, interfaces, connectors, and assets in one coherent graph that stays aligned with your real architecture.
Living, versioned model Track architecture changes over time so threat models evolve with your environment instead of drifting away from reality.
Ready for AI reasoning Produce a clean, queryable graph that Fortivisor’s AI can evaluate for risk, posture, and compliance across frameworks.
AI-assisted Reasoning Engine
Ensemble AI reasoning Use graph analytics, threat catalogs, and LLM agents to surface risks and link them to impacted controls and legal clauses.
Value-driven triage Rank findings by business impact and data sensitivity, then sync decisions into the governed risk register so posture stays current.
Interface‑driven emergence Identify complex threats arising from the interplay of systems, teams, and boundaries, rather than just component flaws.
ChatGRC: Context-Aware Advisory
Dual‑grounded advisory chat Answer questions from a single interface backed by both your enterprise model (systems, flows, assets, risks) and curated security/compliance catalogs.
Clause‑linked responses Return every answer with explicit references to relevant articles, controls and policies, so guidance is immediately defensible to auditors and regulators.
Persona‑aware explanations Tailor language and depth for CISOs, GRC, privacy, and engineers, while keeping all answers grounded in the same underlying facts and clauses.
When do we need to appoint a DPO under GDPR?
A DPO is required when you are (a) a public authority, (b) monitoring individuals at scale, or (c) processing special-category data at scale.
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Which flows cross internal → public and touch PII?
Prescriptive compliance plan Turn findings into a sequenced plan of controls and mitigations, prioritized by business criticality and effort-to-impact ratio to maximize immediate risk reduction.
Governed risk register Maintain a live, immutable register with assigned owners, treatment decisions, and review cadences, replacing static spreadsheets.
Audit‑ready evidence packs Export comprehensive bundles including DPIA artifacts, decision logs, and clause‑level citations to prove compliance for auditors and regulators.
Continuous alignment When your architecture or regulations change, Fortivisor re‑runs SCÈNE on affected Arenas and refreshes the plan so security and compliance never drift apart.
Role‑aware perspectives Present the same compliance plan in views tailored for CISOs, GRC, privacy, and engineering, all backed by the same underlying model and facts.
Generate the Blueprint of your GRC
Join the waitlist for adaptive compliance that updates as your enterprise evolves.
Fortivisor’s original framework for Trust Modeling, Ensemble Reasoning, Rational Consensus, and Immutable Compliance
Seed
Frame the Arena
Model one truthful slice of your enterprise, including zones, systems, interfaces, flows and assets, into a living graph that AI can query for security, risk and compliance.
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Cast
Deploy Lenses
Activate security, privacy, resilience, and platform lenses on the same Arena so each stakeholder can converse with the same underlying model in their own context.
02
Evaluate
Run Ensemble
Utilize the lenses to detect emergent threats, control gaps, and cross-framework collisions, and to populate the risk register with clause-linked evidence.
03
Negotiate
Debate Rationally
Let perspectives collide on shared evidence so rational, auditable decisions about risk mitigation and controls emerge for all stakeholders to reach consensus.
04
Enact
Enforce Coherence
Turn consensus into governed change across risk & GRC: assign owners, set review cadence, and update registers with an immutable, legally sound audit trail.
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Set the SCENE for a resilient future across your enterprise
Secure your spot. Be the first to orchestrate your cybersecurity and compliance with the full SCENE lifecycle.
