Know where your program stands, and defend every dollar of it
Holtium brings your risks, controls, locations, and spending into one place, so you see the whole program clearly and can back every decision with a defensible dollar figure.
If security at your company is one person or a small team, see the Mid-market program. It is built around how much we run for you, not company size.
You run a real program. The hard part is seeing it clearly enough to defend it
What you cannot see in one place is where the risk and the spending actually concentrate. Cybersecurity quantifies its risk in dollars. Corporate security rarely does, so the three questions that decide your budget go unanswered.
Where is the exposure concentrated?
Across regions and vendors, you protect by experience, not by where the risk actually sits.
Where is spend out of step with risk?
Budget follows the loudest site, not the one where another dollar reduces the most risk.
What should the board fund next?
With no single place to compare the options, the call is hard to defend to the board.
One place to see the whole program, measured in dollars
Holtium is the one place your risks, controls, locations, and spending come together, instead of living across separate tools, scores, and spreadsheets. It helps you decide what to do next and measures it in dollars, the language your leadership already speaks.
Clarity to decide, and one place to run the program
The real work is deciding what to do and keeping it on track. Holtium gives you one place to do both.
Start with your risk register, or bring in the one you already have.
Map your controls to the risks they reduce and the sites they cover, so you can see the gaps.
Turn decisions into a roadmap with tasks, owners, and milestones, and track progress as the work gets done.
Decide where to invest first with the What-If simulator, and keep a record of every decision, including the risks you accept and why.
A number you can defend
We start with your baseline, the risk you would face with nothing but doors, walls, and locks, then subtract what your existing controls already prevent. What remains is your exposure today, split into the losses behind it, such as productivity, safety response, and legal exposure.
It is built on recognized standards and loss data, the quantitative discipline used in cyber, operational risk, and engineering, and we do the modeling for you. It starts as a range and sharpens as we verify your controls, and every figure traces back to what drove it, so it holds up with your board, your auditors, and your insurer.
Each quarter, leadership gets an executive risk report that reads like finance: where exposure stands, what moved it, and what comes next.
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We have no stake in where your next dollar goes
We do not sell guards, cameras, or the contracts that follow. When Holtium shows you where the next dollar should go, the recommendation is driven by what reduces the most risk, and it does not change with who you buy from.
A 5% security budget cut, met without increasing risk exposure
A corporate security team ran a $65M budget across a GSOC, investigations, protective intelligence, and travel security. Leadership mandated a 5% cut, roughly $3.25M, over three years, and the team had no single view of where the money actually reduced risk.
Holtium brought every domain, location, and dollar into one place and put a defensible number on the risk behind each. The team made the full $3.25M cut where it reduced the least risk, held annualized exposure within 1% of where it started, and gave leadership and local units a number behind every dollar.
“We’d already mapped our highest-risk sites, but we couldn’t quantify them. Holtium turns that into board-ready exposure numbers we can defend line by line.”
A team alongside yours, not just a platform
Holtium comes with security experts who work alongside your team, so you adopt the platform faster and make sharper decisions sooner.
Your team runs Holtium day to day. A Forward Deployed Risk Engineer reviews your program each quarter and steps in when a new site, threat, or reporting cycle calls for it.
A Forward Deployed Risk Engineer works with your team every month, reviewing the roadmap, pressure testing the calls, and making sure the numbers driving your program hold up.
Your Forward Deployed Risk Engineer sits with the team week to week, building the roadmap alongside you, joining your reviews, and on hand between reporting cycles.
A Forward Deployed Risk Engineer is assigned to your account, works with the people who own security strategy and data, and matches involvement to what your program needs.
The team stays with your program across new sites, threats, and reporting cycles, so institutional knowledge compounds instead of resetting.
Faster adoption
Your Holtium team maps what you already track and builds the roadmap with you, so you start with a working picture instead of a blank tool to fill in yourself.
Sharper decisions, sooner
Security speaks in the numbers your CFO and board already use, so it starts driving strategy with a figure behind it instead of asking for budget.
Continuity as you scale
The same engineer stays with your account as the program grows, so each new site, threat, or reporting cycle starts from what you already built, not from zero.
“We’d already mapped our highest-risk sites, but we couldn’t quantify them. Holtium turns that into board-ready exposure numbers we can defend line by line.”
Start with the Holtium Snapshot
The Snapshot is the easy first step. You answer a few questions and get a board-ready risk profile back in minutes.
Give the board an answer you can stand behind
You stay in charge of the program. We do the analysis, so you walk into every budget cycle and board meeting with evidence, not estimates.
