Quantify and manage cybersecurity risk.
Sentrio builds a real-time risk graph for enterprise cybersecurity teams, pricing risk by business impact across the trillion dollars of security infrastructure you already own.
The tools were built for a slower attacker.
- $4.99M
- Global average cost of a data breach, a record high, up 12% in a year.IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026
- 56%
- Increase in AI-driven attacks, led by deepfake impersonation and AI-enabled malware.IBM, Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026
- 31%
- Breaches that began with the exploitation of a software vulnerability.Verizon, 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report
- 15%
- Breaches involving AI-augmented techniques.Verizon, 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report
Risk stopped living in the items. It lives in the connections.
Security infrastructure was built for humans. A person types, a person connects one system to another, and everything is kept as a list you check item by item: users, servers, vendors, alerts.
AI breaks that. Things happen with nobody typing, and new connections between systems appear every day. Risk stops living in the items and starts living in the connections — and the connections keep growing.
Every big company is an aircraft carrier. It turns slowly, and that’s fine on open water. AI put it in an asteroid field. Nobody can shield the whole ship, so the only question is which rocks you dodge to make it across.
The firewalls and the EDR still work for what they were built for. What is obsolete is a list-shaped, human-speed picture of a graph-shaped, machine-speed problem. The map runs on what you already own.
- Users1,204
- Servers318
- Vendors87
- Alerts4,911
Built for humans. A map printed once, in a city that changes daily.
Each route priced, each figure traceable to its source. Recalculates when something moves.
One live map of what’s connected to what, and what’s at stake if it breaks.
A dashboard tells you what happened. A map tells you where to go, and what each route costs.
See your estate as a map before the next budget cycle.
Thirty minutes with the team is enough to walk one route end to end.
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