ekera No dedicated CISO
Roughly 100 to 500 employees, industry first. The CIO does everything, often alone: Ekera brings them the analysis and documentation work of an architecture and security team; they keep the decisions.
Who it is for: mid-sized companies, their decision-makers and partners
Companies without a well-staffed architecture or security team still need to understand their information system and justify their investments.
Who it is for
For mid-sized companies and large SMEs, and each of their decision-makers
Companies without a well-staffed architecture or security team still need to understand their information system and justify their investments. Ekera automates part of the analysis and documentation, without replacing the company’s managers.
The lone CISO
Roughly 500 to 1,000 employees. The CISO has the responsibility without the team: Ekera takes on the architecture analysis and documentation and feeds their steering tools, without replacing them.
Architects and acquirers
For architecture teams: building-block catalogue, scored scenarios and a panel inside Archi, with an annual licence. Before an acquisition: an IT due diligence in ten days, with no direct access to the target’s systems.
What each decision-maker gets
Understand and prepare change
A documented map, identified dependencies and change scenarios to arbitrate projects. Page for the CIO
Link risks to the business
Documented scenarios, identified sources and a roadmap to prioritise security measures. Page for the CISO
Compare costs and risks
Explicit financial estimates and comparable scenarios to inform investment decisions. Page for the CFO
Automate the analysis
A shared basis to prepare scenarios, deliverables and architecture decisions.
Become a partner
Introduce Ekera to their clients: 30% of our revenue, during the first twelve months of each client. The partnership
Cyber insurance
Your report, shared by you alone, with whom you choose
No data from your company goes to an insurer without your written consent. Ekera sends nothing to your broker or insurer on your behalf.
The assessment report belongs to you: you can share it yourself with your broker or insurer, with the recipients and the scope you choose.
No data, even aggregated, leaves outside a study under agreement, which only covers volunteer policyholders.
Ekera promises neither a lower premium nor an insurability score, and takes no part in pricing, which remains the insurer’s responsibility.
What you can do
- Share your report yourself, in full or in part
- Choose the recipients: your broker, your insurer
- Take part, if you volunteer, in a study under agreement
What Ekera never does
- Send any data to an insurer without your written consent
- Release aggregates outside a study under agreement
- Promise a premium or a score
Are you a broker or an insurer?
Become an Ekera partner
Introduce Ekera to your clients: you receive 30% of our revenue, during the first twelve months of each client. A joint study, under an agreement, on volunteer policyholders, can be considered.
The partnership with brokers and insurers
Propose a partnership
Partners
IT services firms and managed service providers, accountants, insurers and brokers
IT services firms and managed service providers: deliver assessments to your clients under your brand or ours, for 30% of our revenue, during the first twelve months of each client, and carry out the work they decide on.
Chartered accountants: your clients’ cyber risk, priced from their accounts, to advise them on their investments and their insurance.
Brokers and insurers: introduce Ekera to your clients; 30% of our revenue, during the first twelve months of each client. The partnership.
Become a partnerRequest an assessment
A first 30-minute call: framing your need, the possible scope and the list of information needed for the assessment. The initial assessment starts from your documents and exports, with no direct access to your information system.
Read next
- For the CIOUnderstand the information system and prepare its changes.
- For the CISOLink technical risks to the business.
- For the CFOArbitrate cyber investments.