You can always prove you are in control.
Continuous, verified proof of who and what can reach your critical systems. Ready the moment an insurer, an auditor, a customer, or an acquirer asks you to prove it.
The question always comes. The answer is usually a scramble.
When an insurer, a customer, or an acquirer asks you to prove your security, most teams lose weeks to forms, screenshots, and a snapshot that was already stale when they sent it. CRCX makes the proof exist before the question is asked, and keeps it current.
The identity proof layer for European cyber risk.
CRCX delivers continuous, verifiable proof of identity risk. It covers people, machines, and the access paths between them, and it runs entirely on autonomous European infrastructure.
So you can stand in front of insurers, regulators, auditors, and partners with proof, on demand.
It sits under the question rather than beside it. Your identity systems feed it. Everyone who asks you to prove yourself reads from it.
- Insurer
- Auditor
- Customer
- Acquirer
- Board
- Regulator
The identity proof layer
- Okta
- Entra ID
- AWS IAM
- GCP IAM
- Azure AD
One domain, verified to the bottom.
CRCX proves one thing completely: who and what can reach your critical systems, and whether that access is safe. The people, the machines, and the access paths between them. Not the whole cloud. Not every framework at once.
The human side is your employees, their roles, their multi factor status, their sessions. The machine side is your API keys, service accounts, and tokens, the non human identities that carry no alarm when they leak. And the chains between them, where a compromised marketing account reaches a production database through a forgotten key. That chain is where most breaches happen, and it is exactly where conventional GRC tooling stops looking.
- Employees
- Roles
- Multi factor
- Sessions
- API keys
- Service accounts
- Tokens
- Workloads
Five things you are actually buying.
Continuous Proof
Live, cryptographically signed evidence drawn straight from your source systems. Not a questionnaire. Not an annual snapshot. The posture of today, provable today.
Identity Chain
The full scope of who and what can reach critical systems, human and machine, and the access paths between them.
European Autonomy
Every component runs on infrastructure CRCX owns in Europe. No US cloud, no sub processor outside the EU.
Due Diligence Ready
Proof built to satisfy any party that asks you to prove yourself: an insurer, an acquirer, a supply chain customer, a board, a regulator. Whenever someone says prove it, the proof already exists.
Insurable by Evidence
Verified posture translated into commercial standing. The evidence that makes you insurable, ready on demand.
Connect once. The proof runs itself.
You connect Okta, Entra ID, or your cloud IAM. CRCX reads your identity and access posture straight from the source. No questionnaires, no manual uploads.
- Okta
- Entra ID
- AWS IAM
- GCP IAM
- Azure AD
Graph engine
The engine maps the chains, not just the checkboxes.
A graph engine models every identity, asset, and access path, human and machine, then computes the chains and the blast radius. It shows how a compromised account actually reaches a critical system. This is the difference between “MFA is on” and “if this account falls, the transaction engine is exposed.”
Every green light maps to a control someone recognises.
The proof is scoped to a defined, published set of identity and access controls that insurers and regulators both accept: the seven non negotiable IAM hard stops that cyber insurers require, the identity and access domains of ISO 27001 Annex A.5 and A.8, DORA Article 9, SOC 2 CC6.1 through CC6.3, and the relevant NIS2 obligations. The scope is the edge of the promise, and we state it openly.
- IAM.01Multi factor on all human identities
- IAM.02Privileged access reviewed
- IAM.03Service account inventory
- ISO A.5Access control policy
- ISO A.8Identity management
- DORA 9ICT access safeguards
- SOC2 CC6.1Logical access
- SOC2 CC6.2User provisioning
- NIS2Access governance
One source, in the language of each seat at the table.
The dashboard shows your posture, the chains, and the controls that need attention. The CISO sees risk and remediation. The CFO sees investment and premium impact. The CIO sees architecture and dependencies. You fix what is critical before the proof goes out.
CISO
Risk and remediation
CFO
Investment and premium impact
CIO
Architecture and dependencies
- IAM.01Privileged access
- IAM.04Dormant service accounts
- A.5.15Access control policy
- DORA.9Access path review
The proof you hand over, generated in minutes.
When someone asks you to prove it, you generate a cryptographically signed Insurability Passport. Hand it to the broker, the underwriter, the acquirer, or the auditor. What took weeks of manual forms takes minutes, and the evidence is already verified.
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- v0.9
- Identity & Access · A.5, A.8
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- IAM.01Privileged access reviewed
- IAM.03Multi factor enforced
- A.8.2Machine identity inventory
- CC6.2Joiner mover leaver
It pays for itself every time you have to prove you are in control.
You become insurable and place faster. You pass due diligence without the fire drill. You clear enterprise vendor assessments in days instead of weeks. You stay audit ready year round.
European by architecture, not by label.
Every component runs on infrastructure CRCX owns in Europe, auditable end to end, building toward owned servers in Germany. For an organisation under NIS2, DORA, and GDPR, that is what makes the proof acceptable to a party that will not accept a US hosted answer.
Prove it, on demand.
See it in action. Create an account and explore your own preview environment, or talk to us about something concrete.