Security leadership with data, not anecdotes

ManySignal's board reporting module produces executive dashboards showing: MTTD and MTTR trends month-over-month, alert volume reduction (noise reduction = analyst capacity recovered), incident count by severity and category, coverage gap closure progress, and benchmark comparison against industry peers. These metrics translate security operations activity into business risk language that resonates with non-technical board members.

Yes. ManySignal generates control evidence reports showing which detection controls are active, their configuration, their test results (via adversary simulation), and their historical alert and resolution data. This evidence package satisfies SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and HIPAA audit requirements for ongoing monitoring control documentation.

ManySignal tracks regulatory requirements from GDPR, HIPAA, SEC, and PCI DSS for incident detection, escalation timelines, and notification requirements. When an incident occurs, ManySignal automatically starts deadline tracking and generates pre-structured regulatory notification drafts based on the incident classification. CISOs no longer need to manually reconstruct incident timelines for regulators.

Yes. ManySignal's anonymous benchmark data (aggregated across the customer base) shows how your MTTD, MTTR, false positive rate, and coverage scores compare to organizations in the same industry and size bracket. This provides CISOs with objective evidence for budget conversations — demonstrating where the security program leads or lags industry benchmarks.

ManySignal's entity graph tracks third-party accounts, vendor integrations, and supplier connections. Anomalous access patterns from vendor credentials trigger the same triage workflow as internal threats. Coverage of the attack surface — including supply chain vectors — is visible in the ATT&CK coverage map.

The most compelling budget case combines three metrics: analyst hours displaced by agentic triage (typically 80–90%), cost per alert before and after (typically drops from $15–25 to under $3), and risk reduction measured by improvement in MTTD and MTTR. ManySignal provides these numbers from operational data within 90 days of deployment.

ManySignal reduces dwell time — the metric most correlated with breach severity. Sub-60-second detection, minute-scale triage, and automated containment of confirmed threats compress the window attackers have to move laterally and exfiltrate data. MTTD improvements of 85–95% are typical within 90 days of deployment.

Yes. Control-effectiveness data, incident records, and compliance evidence are exportable via API to GRC platforms including ServiceNow GRC, RSA Archer, OneTrust, and Diligent. Automated evidence pushes eliminate manual evidence collection and keep the GRC platform current between audit cycles.

Standard contracts are annual subscriptions with enterprise multi-year options. There are no minimum commit volumes on data ingestion. Contract terms include a data processing agreement, SLA commitments with financial remedies for critical misses, and a termination-for-convenience clause with 90-day notice after the first year.

The board and executive reporting view provides a real-time incident summary: scope, affected assets, containment status, and timeline — formatted for non-technical consumption. CISOs can share a read-only incident status link with the CEO and board without granting platform access.