GERMAN AI FOR SECURITY · MUNICH · MELBOURNE

Epoch KI

KÜNSTLICHE INTELLIGENZ

Your data. Turned into insight, action, and artefact.
In 48 hours.

DATA · INSIGHT · ACTION · ARTEFACT · AUF DEUTSCH. DELIVERED GLOBALLY.

Same team. Different era.

The fixed point where your security team becomes what it needs to be.

CONTINUE
THE VALUE CHAIN

One engine. Four steps.

What your 15 tools already produce — turned into what your board can act on.

DATA INSIGHT ACTION ARTEFACT
I.
DATA

Your 15 tools already produce it

We do not replace them. We read — read-only, under your NDA — from Wiz, CrowdStrike, Splunk, Tenable, Okta, and the eleven others you already paid for.

II.
INSIGHT

Signals reconciled, exposure quantified

Denominators aligned. Ontology mapped. Controls matched to frameworks your board actually cares about — NIS2, AktG §93, ISO 27001. What fifteen fragments cannot say, one fabric can.

III.
ACTION

Ranked. Sequenced. Owned.

Ranked by quantified impact, sequenced by dependency, each one owner-assigned and budget-costed. Monday morning your team knows what moves and why.

IV.
ARTEFACT

Six pages. Every number sourced.

Board brief. Risk P&L in euros. Compliance evidence. Pentest-to-proof. Every artefact audit-defensible, every assumption named. A file your CFO can act on by Wednesday.

0
HOURS
from NDA signed to board-ready artefact
0
TOOLS, ONE FABRIC
SIEM · EDR · CSPM · VM · IAM · CASB — read-only
0
OUTCOMES ON SLA
board pack · risk in euros · pentest-to-proof · M&A DD · CIRMP · prototype
DATA · before
BEFORE

Fifteen tools. Fragmented views.
Board questions no one could answer.

  • Manual reporting cycles · stale by the time they print
  • Reactive posture · every incident starts from zero
  • Quantified exposure · a promise, not an output
ARTEFACT · after
AFTER

One operating picture. Quantified exposure.
Decisive action.

  • Unified intelligence across every tool you already own
  • Risk in euros · not in CVSS scores
  • Board brief · audit trail · operating picture — one source
WHAT YOU RECEIVE · ILLUSTRATIVE ARTEFACT

The intelligence brief. Delivered by hour 48.

Illustrative composite · not drawn from any one client · numbers rounded

TLP · AMBER · ILLUSTRATIVE CONFIDENCE · HIGH

Quarterly Security Posture Brief

Sources · 15 commercial tools · multi-year signal baseline · framework mappings
HIGH Identity is a governance problem, not a tooling gap CONFIRMED

Identity governance reports healthy coverage; measured coverage across the five-platform estate is materially lower. Authentication hygiene carries the domain score — strip it and central governance drops toward single digits. The fix is naming a single accountable owner across platforms, not more technology.

Sources · Identity team · Authentication · Remote access
HIGH Monitoring lift reflects methodology, not new capability RATIFICATION REQUIRED

Double-digit uplift on the monitoring domain this quarter comes from recognising endpoint detection as server monitoring evidence — no new deployment, no new control. Committee ratification is required to prevent the delta being misread as delivered coverage.

Sources · SOC · CISO decision record
HIGH Server estate accountability is the binding constraint CONFIRMED

A minority of servers in the estate carry named operational ownership. The remainder is post-transformation governance residue. No patching cadence closes a structural accountability gap — the ownership map is the prerequisite, not the output.

Sources · Technology operations · Asset inventory
COVERAGE
68%
PROCESS MATURITY
L2.8 / 5
POSTURE SCORE
6.2 / 10
PEER BAND
2nd quartile
RECOMMENDED ACTIONS
  1. Name the accountable identity-governance owner across all platforms — not additional tooling
  2. Server estate ownership map · raise Linux endpoint detection to target band
  3. Ratify the methodology shift explicitly at board level — do not absorb as a footnote
— Epoch KI · Delivered in 48 hours — ILLUSTRATIVE COMPOSITE · NO CLIENT DATA
SIX OUTCOMES · ONE SLA · YOUR PICK

Outcomes, not subscriptions.

We sell the work, not the tool. Each lane has a named partner, a price, and a published success criterion. No per-seat. No per-token. No procurement theatre.

BOARD PACK
● LIVE
A$240K / year
Alex Chen · CISO Advisor

Six-page quarterly board brief. Every number sourced. Audit-defensible. Translation layer from CISO to Chair.

DISPLACES Big 4 board advisory · internal board prep
RISK IN EUROS
● LIVE
A$300K / year
James Park · Risk Analyst

Quantified exposure against AktG §93, NIS2, ISO 27001. Monte Carlo curve. Scenario ladder. CFO-native language.

DISPLACES GRC consultants · internal FAIR modelling
PENTEST-TO-PROOF
● LIVE
A$150K / quarter
Peter Walsh · SOC Lead

Continuous pentest on rotation. Every finding triaged, remediation tracked, evidence file in board format.

DISPLACES Mandiant retainer · Bishop Fox engagements
M&A CYBER DD
◐ 2 days
A$50-120K / deal
James Park · Risk Analyst

Target-company posture scored in 48 hours. Deal-breaker risks surfaced. Integration cost modelled.

DISPLACES Big 4 cyber due-diligence
CIRMP ALWAYS-ON
◐ 3 days
A$360-540K / year
Maria Santos · CI Officer

SOCI / CIRMP / IEC 62443 programme. Always-on evidence collection. Regulator-ready on request.

DISPLACES SOCI advisor + MSSP combined
48-HOUR PROTOTYPE
● LIVE
A$40K one-off
Alex Chen · CISO Advisor

Enter any lane above. Your data, our fabric, 48 hours. You keep the artefact whether or not we continue.

DISPLACES Vendor POC cycles
EXPOSURE · FAIR METHODOLOGY · ILLUSTRATIVE

Quantified exposure. In the language your CFO reads.

Loss-distribution curve for a European telecommunications composite · Monte Carlo simulation, 10,000 iterations, Poisson × Lognormal · annualised in euros.

€0 €10M €30M €60M €100M €200M MEDIAN €8.7M EXPECTED €12.4M P90 STRESS €52M P99 TAIL €148M
EXPECTED
€12.4M
annual loss (mean)
MEDIAN
€8.7M
P50 annualised
STRESS
€52.0M
P90 annualised
TAIL
€148M
P99 worst-case

Illustrative composite. Real client output is specific to their asset base, threat model, and control inventory.

THE FIRM · FIVE PARTNERS · ONE FABRIC

AI-augmented human operators. Signed on the work you sign for.

Not chatbots. Not "agents." Five named partners, each specialised, each backed by the fabric. You talk to them. They sign the artefact.

AC
01

Alex Chen

CISO Advisor

Board strategy · operating picture · executive translation

JP
02

James Park

Risk Analyst

FAIR quantification · Risk P&L · CFO-grade modelling

PW
03

Peter Walsh

SOC Lead

Pentest-to-proof · incident response · detection engineering

SN
04

Sarah Nguyen

Compliance Officer

NIS2 · AktG §93 · ISO 27001 · SOCI · regulator language

MS
05

Maria Santos

CI Officer

SOCI · IEC 62443 · critical infrastructure · OT / SCADA

THE 48-HOUR PROTOTYPE · NOT A POC

Two days. Your data. An artefact you keep.

We do not run POCs. POC is theatre — a word vendors use to dress up a free trial for procurement. We build a working prototype on your data in 48 hours. If the output is not board-ready, you owe us nothing. You keep the artefact either way.

See the hour-by-hour walk-through →
48 HOURS TO ARTEFACT
ENGINEERING RECEIPTS
15
TOOL CONNECTORS
SIEM · EDR · CSPM · VM · IAM · CASB · API-verified
5y
SIGNAL BASELINE
multi-year telemetry reconciled to published benchmarks
6
FRAMEWORKS
NIS2 · AktG §93 · ISO 27001 · SOCI · IEC 62443 · FAIR
48h
FIRST ARTEFACT
from NDA signed to board-ready output

Engineered in Munich · delivered in Melbourne · client names on request under NDA

Start the 48-hour prototype.

Your data. Our fabric. One operating picture. No procurement cycle, no POC theatre.

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