SAFE
SAFE One connects financial CRQ with exposure and third-party risk management. Treatment plans model control investments, expected loss changes, costs and ROI.
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Cyber-risk quantification: named vendors, and the questions a demo will not answer.
Several vendors already sell cyber-risk quantification for private equity, including portfolio-level views. This guide names them, links their own public claims, and explains what a buyer should ask before treating any CRQ output, including Valty's, as decision-ready.
Named vendors
What they publicly claim, and where to check it yourself.
Named vendors are public claims from their own sites, reviewed by Valty on the date shown. Valty has not audited any vendor product, pricing, or outcome, and does not claim exclusivity for this work.
Kovrr
Kovrr explicitly serves PE portfolio analysis, correlated exposure and insurance decisions. Its simulator compares control investments and ROSI; live control signals update financial risk.
CyberSaint
CyberStrong connects compliance, FAIR/NIST risk quantification, autonomous evidence collection and remediation planning, including project cost, risk reduction, ROSI and timelines.
Axio
Axio360 combines assessment-based financial scenarios, control investment planning and insurance analysis. Its guided quantification exposes editable formulas; Axio also publishes PE portfolio work.
Ask before you buy anything
These questions matter more than any feature list.
Decision & payer
Who owns the funding decision, and whose budget pays for it?
Fund management-company spend, shared-services programs, and portfolio-company operating budgets are usually different pools. Confirm who approves and who pays before evaluating any vendor.
Evidence scope
What evidence do you already have, and what would a vendor need from you?
Existing findings exports, control state, and cost data may already answer the question. Ask what inputs a vendor requires, and whether you can supply them without a new data-collection project.
Adoption & procurement
What does it take to get this approved and supported?
Security/privacy review, a DPA, hosting and subprocessor questions, and who supports you after the sale all affect real time-to-value more than a demo does.
Or hire an advisor
Do you need software, or judgment on one transaction?
Kroll publicly describes a tiered cyber due-diligence advisory service for transactions, separate from any software purchase. A February 2026 Kroll release also reports a commissioned survey of PE executives; that is context, not demand evidence for any specific product, including Valty.
Your current setup may be enough
When not to buy anything new.
If you already own a CRQ tool, run the same scenario and inputs through it and through Valty side by side. If there is no measurable gap in the decision it produces, you do not need a second CRQ tool.
Where Valty fits
A scoped, one-company funding decision.
Valty begins with one portfolio company and one funding decision. Evaluate the platform's loss estimates, costed alternatives, assumptions and evidence, then inspect ownership, approval and the supported verification path. A decision memo carries that context into review. The free demo uses illustrative data; environment coverage and terms are agreed before evaluation access.
Next step
Inspect the sample, then request a platform demo for your decision.
Reviewed September 6, 2026. This page cites vendors’ own public statements; Valty has not independently verified vendor pricing, outcomes, or product behavior. Design partner