Netras is a cybersecurity venture backed by the engineering rigour of the Assurex Group. We started as a testing practice, and we built the platform because the handover kept failing: we would deliver a report, and six months later nobody could say which findings were fixed, which were accepted, or what the evidence had been.
If a control is described as continuous, something has to be checking it on a schedule, and the product has to know when it last ran. A control that nothing re-checks is a claim about the past, and we will not print it as a claim about now.
An unknown is not a failure, and pretending otherwise is how teams lose trust in a dashboard. Where the platform cannot establish something, it says so, and turns it into a question with an owner instead of a red cell.
The same fact stored in two places will eventually disagree, and then both copies are suspect. Reports, dashboards and the trust centre all read the same record, so there is nothing to reconcile.
Most organisations buy these separately and then spend the year translating between them. A finding from a penetration test is evidence against a control. A gap in a framework is a thing to go and test. Running them apart is what creates the work.
Netras operates as part of the Assurex Group, which means the engineering standards, the delivery process and the commercial backing are not things we had to invent while also building a product.
Get in touchHeadquarters in the United Kingdom, with offices in the UAE and the USA. Delivery is remote-first, and on-premises deployments are supported in-region where data residency requires it.
We would rather be corrected early than politely ignored.