Cyber risk expressed the way your investment committee already thinks: in money terms, with a range.
Trulien exists because most cyber diligence still hands back a maturity score when what a deal team needs is a number to weigh against deal value. Whether it feeds a screening decision, a signed transaction, a partner’s own brand, or quarterly portfolio monitoring, every assessment holds up under the first hard question.
Exposure you can weigh against deal value
Runs on a shortlist or during exclusivity
Priced to look at every name, not just one
A realistic case and a bad case, side by side
Cyber diligence is usually too slow to run on a whole shortlist.
Traditional reviews need target cooperation and a large team, which limits diligence to the one or two names already close to a decision. Trulien removes that constraint: you can screen a full shortlist in parallel, in the time a traditional review takes to cover one name, and every figure you receive has already been checked before it reaches you.
Whether you’re narrowing a shortlist, closing a transaction under exclusivity, extending your own advisory brand, or watching a portfolio quarter over quarter, you get the same thing: a defensible monetary figure, not a maturity score.
You can see the evidence behind the figures, which is what lets them survive the first hard question in the room.
Three things every client gets, whatever the engagement.
Screen without waiting.
Assess a full shortlist in parallel, without needing target cooperation to start, so a good candidate never gets dropped for lack of time.
A number, not a score.
Every assessment lands as a monetary figure, with a realistic case and a bad case, so it can sit next to any other line on a deal model or a board pack.
Checked before it reaches you.
Every figure is reviewed before delivery, and anything that doesn’t clear that bar is corrected or held back, not shipped.
The principles behind every assessment Trulien delivers.
No black box.
You see the evidence, the scenarios, and the checks behind every figure. Nothing about how a number was reached is hidden from you.
Priced like it, too.
The same standard runs across screening, diligence, white label, and portfolio work, which is what keeps an assessment priced well below a traditional review, without a lighter number at the end of it.
Someone stands behind every number.
A person reviews the evidence and the scenarios before delivery, because you’re using this number to make a transaction decision, not to file a report.
An assessment has to change a decision, not just describe risk.
The end goal is a monetary figure and a management question set an investment committee can act on, not a maturity score or a colour on a scorecard.
Read a finished assessment before commissioning one.
Whatever decision you’re facing, screening, due diligence, white label supply, or portfolio monitoring, we’ll send a finished assessment of that type to look at first.