Cyber Rescue. Human Response.

Find the threat.
Understand the risk.
Prove the control.

OnWatch SOC and OnWatch GRC run on one security data graph. Every alert, incident and failed control updates your risk register, evidence library and framework readiness automatically — so response and compliance never drift apart.

Built for the standards your auditors ask about

SOC 2ISO 27001NIST CSF 2.0HIPAAPCI DSSCMMC
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Security score

Holding steady

1 open incident · 2 critical vulnerabilities

Control effectiveness0
Vulnerability exposure0
Incident pressure0
People compliance0

Live signal feed

Impossible travel sign-in
EDR agent offline · 4 hosts
Public S3 bucket detected

Watch it work

One sign-in, one graph, one console

This is a real OnWatch event chain: a sign-in anomaly turns into an incident, fails a control, moves a risk score and regenerates auditor evidence.

onwatch · live graph stream

▌ listening…

SOC side

Signal normalised into the graph and correlated to 1 privileged identity.

Security score80
SOC 2 readiness74
Step 1 of 7 — click any line to inspect.

onwatch · continuous scan

Enumerating assets

Why this exists

Security operations and compliance keep drifting apart

Most teams run two programs with two sets of truth. OnWatch runs one.

Tools that don't talk

Detection lives in one console, risk in another, evidence in a shared drive. Nothing reconciles, so nobody trusts the number.

Audits that start from scratch

Every cycle becomes a screenshot hunt. Controls get re-tested manually because last year's proof already expired.

Risk that is a spreadsheet

Residual scores go stale the day they're written, and no failed control ever finds its way back to the register.

Two products, one graph

OnWatch SOC and OnWatch GRC are different jobs — on the same data

SOC watches what is happening right now. GRC proves what is true over time. Neither one has to re-enter the other's work.

Inside OnWatch GRC

  • Control library from standards
  • Framework readiness
  • Evidence library & expiry
  • Risk register & scoring
  • Policies & attestations
  • Vendor risk & auditor portal
OnWatch GRC console showing framework readiness, control library and evidence

Capabilities

Everything the program needs, in one console

No bolt-on modules with their own logins. Same data, same permissions, same audit trail.

Command center scoring

One 0–100 posture score built from controls, vulnerabilities, incidents, people and third parties — with a 30-day trend.

Incident response

Alert triage into a full incident room with timeline, linked assets, containment steps and after-action evidence.

Vulnerability ticketing

Turn any finding into an assigned remediation ticket, routed only to teammates with vulnerability write access.

Controls from standards

Activate a framework and generate the control set from its actual requirements, mapped back for coverage gaps.

Evidence library

Private file storage, signed downloads, automatic expiry and nightly control-test scheduling.

Program roadmap

Initiatives bucketed into quick wins and 3, 6, 9, 12-month, 2 and 3-year horizons with owners and progress.

Vendor risk

Security reviews, questionnaires and risk tiering for the third parties inside your blast radius.

Personnel compliance

MFA, device encryption, background checks, policy acknowledgements and training in one matrix.

Auditor workspace

A read-only portal with scope, PBC requests, evidence and control status — no edit access, no email threads.

Connections

Plug into the stack you already run

Credentials are encrypted at rest, tested before they're saved, and synced on a nightly schedule.

AWS Security HubMicrosoft 365SentinelOneArctic WolfCrowdStrikeOktaGoogle WorkspaceAzure ADJamfGitHubJiraCloudflareDatadogTenableQualysSnyk40+ connections

How it works

From first login to audit-ready

Most teams have a scored posture and a live roadmap on day one.

01

Onboard your program

A guided wizard captures your industry, drivers, maturity and crown jewels, then builds a starter playbook.

02

Connect your stack

Link cloud, identity, endpoint and MDR sources so alerts, assets and findings flow in automatically.

03

Work the queue

One prioritized list of findings, remediation and tasks — assigned by role, tracked to close.

04

Prove it

Hand auditors a read-only workspace with live control status and evidence already attached.

Who it's for

One platform, three very different days

Security leaders

A defensible score, board-ready trend lines and a roadmap you can fund — instead of a slide deck rebuilt every quarter.

Practitioners

Triage, remediation and evidence in the same queue, scoped to the environment and permissions you actually hold.

Auditors and executives

Read-only access to scope, control status and evidence with a full activity trail behind every artifact.

Where the two meet

One event triggers the whole chain.

Follow a single detection end to end. Hover to hold a step, click to jump.

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Alert fires

SentinelOne raises a credential-dumping detection on a production jump host. The graph resolves the endpoint to an owner, an asset class and every control that depends on it.

›Source: EDR telemetry
›Asset: prod-jump-01
›Elapsed: 00:00

Cyber Rescue. Human Response.

Stop reconciling. Start proving.

Bring detection, risk and evidence onto one graph — and walk into your next audit with the answers already written.