Most risk programs stop at a heat map, so leadership can’t tell what a risk actually costs. Compyl centralizes every risk, links it to the controls and assets it touches, scores inherent and residual exposure, and quantifies it in dollars — with FAIR models and Monte Carlo simulations — so you prioritize what matters and the board decides on business impact.
Compyl risk management centralizes every enterprise risk in one register, where each risk is a connected object — linked to the controls that mitigate it, the assets and vendors it touches, and live data from your security tools. Compyl scores inherent and residual risk by likelihood and impact, quantifies exposure in dollars with FAIR models and Monte Carlo simulations, auto-creates assessment and mitigation tasks, and reports posture in real time — so you prioritize the risks that matter and tie every decision to business impact, not a heat-map color.
When risk lives in spreadsheets and stops at red, amber, or green, leadership can’t prioritize, can’t see exposure in dollars, and can’t tie risk to the business.
A red box doesn’t tell a CFO what a risk could cost — so risk loses every budget conversation it should win.
Risks sit in a spreadsheet, controls and security data somewhere else — so scores are guesses and nothing updates when reality changes.
Assessments and mitigation tasks are tracked by hand, so risks go stale, deadlines slip, and emerging risks surface too late.
Compyl turns risk management into a connected cycle — centralized, scored, quantified in dollars, and continuously reported.
Bring every risk into one connected register across the business.
Link each risk to its controls, assets, vendors, and live data.
Rate inherent and residual risk by likelihood and impact.
Express exposure in dollars with FAIR and Monte Carlo models.
Auto-create mitigation tasks and report posture in real time.
A risk in a spreadsheet is just a row. In Compyl every risk is a connected object — linked to the controls that mitigate it, the assets and vendors it touches, and live data from your security tools — so its score reflects reality, and Compyl Copilot can even draft the description and impact.
Other platforms stop at a color. Compyl scores inherent and residual exposure in dollars, then runs FAIR-based models and Monte Carlo simulations to produce loss-exceedance ranges and percentiles — so leadership sees what a risk could actually cost, and what your controls are worth.
Compyl plots every risk on a live Impact × Likelihood matrix and ranks your top exposures, so you focus effort where it reduces the most risk — and can defend the priority to anyone.
A spreadsheet or point tool keeps risk in a silo. Compyl runs risk inside your whole program — quantified and connected. It shows up in five ways.
No-code configuration of dashboards, workflows, fields, and reports for every team — without an engineering ticket.
Governance, risk, compliance, and third-party risk as one connected source of truth — with no ceiling as your program matures.
125+ proprietary, in-house integrations ingest your full dataset and surface risks single-system checks miss.
Agentic AI and 1,500+ blueprints automate evidence and busywork, with humans in the loop on every decision that matters.
FAIR models and Monte Carlo simulations put risk in dollars, so the board decides on business impact — not heat-map colors. New in 26.2.
Because risk lives in the same platform as controls, assets, vendors, and incidents, every risk is scored from real context and drives real action.
Link each risk to the controls that mitigate it, so residual scores reflect what’s actually in place.
Explore Compliance →Third-party risk rolls into one register, so vendor exposure is scored alongside everything else.
Explore Vendor Risk →Tie risk to the assets it threatens, so exposure reflects what’s truly at stake.
Explore IT Asset Management →Connect risk to the contracts behind it, so commercial exposure is part of the picture.
Explore Contract Management →Compyl cross-maps controls so a single piece of evidence can satisfy requirements across multiple frameworks at once. Explore any framework below.
Compyl risk management centralizes every enterprise risk in one register where each risk is linked to the controls, assets, and vendors it touches, scored for inherent and residual risk, and quantified in dollars. Assessments and mitigation tasks are automated and posture is reported in real time, so teams prioritize the risks that matter and align decisions with business impact.
Compyl scores each risk’s inherent and residual exposure and expresses it in dollars. With FAIR-based models and Monte Carlo simulations (new in 26.2) it produces loss-exceedance ranges and percentiles in dollars — so instead of a red, amber, or green heat map, the board sees what a risk could actually cost.
A spreadsheet register is disconnected from your controls and data. Compyl links every risk to the controls, assets, and vendors it touches, pulls live data from your security tools, scores inherent and residual risk, and auto-creates assessment and mitigation tasks — so the register reflects reality and drives action, not just a list.
Yes. Compyl supports quantitative risk analysis with inherent and residual cost in dollars and, in 26.2, FAIR-based risk models and Monte Carlo simulations that produce loss-exceedance curves and dollar percentiles — the accuracy boards and CFOs expect.
Yes. Compyl runs pre-built or custom risk assessments on a schedule or event trigger, auto-creates and assigns mitigation and control-testing tasks with integrations to Jira, ServiceNow, and Slack, and alerts on overdue tasks and emerging risks.
Mid-market and enterprise risk, security, and GRC teams that need to manage risk at scale — CISOs, risk managers, and executives who want centralized risk, quantified exposure, and real-time reporting tied to business impact.
See how Compyl centralizes risk, links it to your controls and assets, and quantifies exposure in dollars — so every risk decision ties to business impact.
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