Financial services & banking
Evidence that holds up when a supervisor asks.
DORA, NYDFS Part 500, OCC expectations, SWIFT CSCF and the CRI Profile ask the same question in different words: show the control, show it operating, show what failure would cost.
Map the controls once. Report against every regime.
Astragar maps controls once and evidences them continuously, then reports against each framework from the same control set — with the exposure expressed in dollars so the board and the risk committee get a number rather than a heat map.
Map once, report many
Continuous control evidence
Board-ready loss figures
What supervisors keep asking
Resilience, third parties, and what it would cost.
Operational resilience
Identify the services that matter, the exposures that threaten them, and the dollar impact of an outage — the evidence DORA's resilience testing expectations are built around.
Third-party concentration
See vendor exposure alongside your own estate, measured the same way, so concentration risk is a number rather than a register entry.
Reporting
Produce the control evidence and loss view each regime expects without running a separate project per framework.
Next step
Bring your next regulatory submission.
We will show the control evidence you already have, the gaps that matter, and the dollar exposure behind them.
See your cyber risk in $ terms, not CVSS scores.
