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Glance Platform · AI Chief of Staff

Meet Atlas, the AI chief of staff for your security program

Every Z Cyber engagement arrives with Atlas working alongside the delivery team. It reads the documents nobody has time to read, drafts the work that eats analyst hours, and watches your program between sessions. From any screen, you can ask it what needs your attention. Every output is reviewed and signed by a human.

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Insurance Readiness

Print Report
F35/100
Insurance Readiness Score

Proprietary blend of insurance modeling, carrier experience, and internal maturity.

0 Met8 Partial5 Gaps
Core Insurance Controls
Multi-Factor AuthenticationPartial

MFA enforced on email, remote access, and admin accounts

Tech Stack + Assessment50/100
Endpoint Detection & ResponsePartial

EDR/XDR deployed across all endpoints with active response

Tech Stack + Assessment50/100
Backup & RecoveryPartial

Immutable or air-gapped backups with tested restoration

Tech Stack + Assessment50/100
Incident Response PlanGap

Documented and tested plan with defined roles and escalation

No Data10/100
Privileged Access ManagementGap

Privileged accounts with least-privilege and session recording

No Data0/100
AI Governance & Risk ManagementGap

AI inventory, shadow AI detection, EU AI Act alignment

Tech Stack + Assessment21/100
Score Breakdown by Category
Access Control
30/100
Detection & Response
37/100
Data Protection
50/100
Governance & Risk
20/100
Network Security
50/100
AI Governance
21/100

Atlas · AI Chief of Staff

Ask Atlas

Which controls would cut our premium at renewal?

Atlas is reading your program…

Your score is capped at F (35/100) by the two controls carriers weight heaviest. Both price directly into your premium.

MFA and Endpoint Detection & Response sit at Partial (50/100). Moving them to Met is the fastest lift available before renewal.
Complete the NIST CSF 2.0 self-assessment to evidence both. Incident Response has no data on file, and carriers will ask for a tested plan.

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Multi-Factor AuthenticationCritical
Endpoint Detection & ResponseCritical

Atlas · Answers are grounded in your connected evidence

Overview

Atlas reads, drafts, watches, and flags. Your team decides.

Security programs stall on reading and writing. Vendor SOC 2 reports pile up unread, questionnaire responses get skimmed, policies drift into conflict, and briefings consume analyst days. Atlas exists to clear that bottleneck.

Atlas is the AI chief of staff inside our AI-native GRC platform. It parses vendor evidence and trust centers, clears or escalates questionnaire answers, scans your policy library for gaps and conflicts, and drafts reports and briefings from live program data. Open it on any page and ask about the risk, vendor, policy, or assessment in front of you, and it answers from your own program data with the decision first. Your advisor and analysts review, correct, and sign everything that carries weight. Judgment stays human. The reading and drafting no longer wait for a free afternoon.

At a Glance
Policy library
Scanned for conflicts
Vendor evidence
Reviewed each cycle
Questionnaire answers
Adjudicated
Every output
Human-signed
See it on your environment
Capabilities

What's inside Atlas

Vendor evidence intelligence

Atlas reads SOC 2 reports, ISO certificates, and trust center pages, extracts the findings and exceptions that matter, and escalates them for analyst review.

Answer adjudication

Questionnaire responses get cleared or escalated per answer against the supplied evidence, so analysts spend their time on the responses that deserve it.

Policy gap & conflict analysis

Atlas scans the policy library as a whole, surfacing contradictions, uncovered requirements, and references to controls you no longer run.

Drafting from live data

Board readouts, exposure briefings, and assessment documentation drafted from your platform workspace, then reviewed and finished by your team.

Ask Atlas, on every screen

Open Atlas from any page and ask about the risk, vendor, policy, or assessment in front of you. Answers come verdict-first, grounded in your own program data, with a link to act.

Human sign-off, always

Atlas never publishes to your board, your auditor, or your vendors on its own. Every determination is reviewed and signed by a named member of your team.

What You Get

Concrete outputs your team, your board, and your auditors can use.

Every ai chief of staff engagement produces evidence-backed deliverables pulled from live Glance data.

  • Vendor evidence read and reviewed every cycle
  • Questionnaire cycles completed in days
  • A policy library scanned for conflicts as a whole
  • Briefings drafted from live data before the meeting
  • A program watched between sessions, with a human signing every call
Who This Is For

Every Z Cyber engagement includes Atlas. It matters most to teams drowning in vendor evidence and questionnaire volume, and to organizations that want AI leverage in their security program without giving up human accountability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Atlas a chatbot?

Atlas includes a chat, and you can open it on any page to ask about your program. But the chat is the smallest part of it. Behind it, Atlas does jobs: it reads vendor evidence, adjudicates questionnaire answers, scans policies, drafts briefings, and flags stale evidence and drift between sessions, handing every result to your team for review.

Does Atlas make decisions on its own?

No, by design. Atlas reads, drafts, grades, and flags. Determinations that carry weight - a vendor's residual standing, a control verdict, a board report - are reviewed and signed by a named human on your engagement team, and the platform blocks sign-off while anything Atlas escalated is still waiting on review.

Is our data used to train AI models?

No. Client data is not used to train AI models. Atlas operates on your data, inside your platform workspace, to do your program's work.

How is Atlas different from the AI Governance module?

AI Governance (AI Compass) governs the AI your organization uses: discovery, registry, and regulatory mapping. Atlas is the AI that works inside the platform on your security program itself. One is a subject of governance, the other is a member of the team.

Ready to see where you actually stand?

Book a 30-minute briefing with the team that would run your program. We'll assess your needs, scope the right engagement, and follow up with a fixed-fee proposal - no pressure, no generic pitches.

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