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Customer outcomes start with inspectable proof.

Valty separates active external validation from illustrative outcome scenarios so buyers can inspect what is real, what is modeled, and what still requires customer proof.

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For CFOs & finance leaders

Sign the cyber number because you can see how it is built.

You're negotiating an insurance renewal half-blind and can't tell the board what cyber exposure actually costs the business. Valty gives you a FAIR-based EBITDA-at-risk number with every assumption, confidence band, and source citation on the surface, a decision-support estimate you can challenge line by line before you put it in front of the board or the underwriter.

For CISOs & AppSec leaders

Defend the budget with financial-risk proof.

You spend forty hours on a board deck that still gets summarized as 'mostly green.' Valty ranks your findings by dollar impact, proves each fix closed with source evidence, and hands the board one sourced number they can fund, built from the security tools you already run, with no new agent to install.

For federal & supply-chain teams

Show CMMC and supply-chain readiness without overstating it.

You need to show CMMC and supplier readiness to a program office without claiming an authorization you don't have. Valty assembles component provenance, framework crosswalks, and evidence chips into a factual readiness package, with every statement scoped to exactly what the evidence supports, and nothing implied beyond it.

For PE operating partners

Know which portco threatens EBITDA most, and what to fund first.

You have a dozen portfolio companies and no shared way to say which one is tomorrow's headline. Valty ranks every portco by cyber-driven EBITDA-at-risk, turns each gap into a funded move ranked by dollars recovered per dollar spent, and hands you a signed Proof Pack you can drop straight into the IC memo.

Proof status

External validation and illustrative outcome patterns.

The active confidential design partnership is labeled separately from modeled scenarios. Partner identity and engagement specifics remain confidential; illustrative cards are not customer outcomes.

Design partnerConfidential
Active confidential design partnership
Source
External validation
Confidence
Confidential · Active partnership
Freshness
Identity and engagement scope confidential · anonymized
Context

Valty is working in an active design partnership that provides external validation of the product and operating workflow. The partner's identity and engagement specifics remain confidential.

Active external validation. Paid/customer outcomes, partner identity, commercial status, environment scope, and source authorization are not represented.

IllustrativePE
$2.4M EBITDA-at-Risk quantified in 23 days
Source
FAIR model
Confidence
PE · Diligence
Freshness
$2.4B AUM, 11 portfolio companies · anonymized
Context

Illustrative scenario. A hypothetical mid-market PE fund is in diligence on a healthcare SaaS acquisition and needs a quantified cyber-risk view before the IC memo closes, not after deal signing.

Illustrative scenario. Metrics are model-based estimates; method and confidence are visible in the full proof pack.

IllustrativeCISO
Board brief delivered with 14 findings ranked by EBITDA impact
Source
Board brief
Confidence
CISO · Program
Freshness
$800M revenue, 3 business units · anonymized
Context

Illustrative scenario. A hypothetical CISO at an $800M-revenue industrial company is preparing an annual board presentation after prior briefs relied on vulnerability counts and traffic-light dashboards that finance leaders could not translate into funding decisions.

Illustrative scenario. Metrics are model-based estimates; method and confidence are visible in the full proof pack.

IllustrativeCISO
~$4.1M third-party data-processor exposure quantified and ranked for the board before the next renewal cycle
Source
Control audit
Confidence
CISO · Program
Freshness
~$600M revenue, healthcare services, single operating entity · anonymized
Context

Illustrative scenario. A hypothetical healthcare-services organization in the roughly $600M revenue range has abundant scanner, GRC, cloud, and identity findings but lacks a financial view of which findings matter to the CFO and audit committee.

Illustrative scenario. Metrics are model-based estimates; method and confidence are visible in the full proof pack.

IllustrativeCFO
Underwriter-reviewable exposure range and verified-controls summary assembled 90 days ahead of renewal
Source
Board brief
Confidence
CFO · Hold
Freshness
~$400M revenue, single operating company, multi-plant manufacturer · anonymized
Context

Illustrative scenario. A hypothetical CFO at a roughly $400M-revenue industrial manufacturer is 90 days from a cyber-insurance renewal and needs an inspectable controls picture plus a loss-exposure range expressed in dollars rather than heat-map colors.

Illustrative scenario. Metrics are model-based estimates; method and confidence are visible in the full proof pack.

IllustrativePE
One EBITDA-ranked action list across 14 portcos isolated the single highest-exposure company and its highest-ROI fix first
Source
Portfolio rollup
Confidence
PE · Hold
Freshness
~$3.1B AUM, 14 portfolio companies · anonymized
Context

Illustrative scenario. A hypothetical PE operating partner has 14 portfolio companies reporting cyber risk in incompatible terms and needs to know where the next remediation dollar could protect the most EBITDA across the hold book.

Illustrative scenario. Metrics are model-based estimates; method and confidence are visible in the full proof pack.