Live architectural intelligence and third-party risk visibility — built for fintech leaders who can't afford blind spots.
Your SOC 2 is filed. Your policies are documented. But your blast radius and your vendor dependencies? Still a blind spot.
SOC 2 shows their controls — not your actual exposure.
Blast radius is only mapped after the incident.
Resistance isn't bad faith — it's rational self-preservation.
ICT third-party mapping is now a legal obligation.
We're selectively onboarding founding partners to co-design the future of enterprise risk intelligence.
Real-time blast radius mapping and incident response intelligence. Know your exposure before the breach — not after.
In development. Design partners shape what gets built.
Third-party visibility isn't a trust problem — it's an incentive problem. A tiered model aligned with what vendors can provide and what DORA requires.
In development. Design partners shape what gets built.
Three principles. Every engagement. No exceptions.
Bigger audit requests don't solve visibility. Better incentive structures do — for your vendors and your teams.
Your real exposure lives between your systems. We map risk across your entire operational chain — not just your perimeter.
We build living intelligence systems — not static documents. They update with your environment and grow with your organisation.
DORA mandates complete ICT third-party dependency mapping for EU financial institutions. Most aren't ready. The institutions that build it first hold a structural advantage.
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A living risk architecture you can act on, defend to the board, and evolve as your business grows.
Know your blast radius before the breach. Respond with precision — not in reaction.
DORA-ready frameworks and TPRM tooling that works for your vendors as much as it works for you.
I kept seeing the same problem described everywhere — in DORA, in breach post-mortems, in vendor audit failures. Third-party visibility isn't broken because organisations don't care. It's broken because the incentives aren't aligned. I studied this at depth, couldn't find a solution built around that insight, so I'm building it.
"The wheel doesn't need reinventing. It needs someone willing to get in the car with the people who've been driving on broken roads, understand every crack, and fix what's actually broken with the precision and zeal it deserves. No shortcuts. No assumptions. Exactly how it needs to be done."
nosiloEA is research-driven and co-created from day one. Every decision is grounded in the problem, not the product.
Map systems, workflows, and regulatory obligations before recommending anything.
Design the intelligence structure your team actually needs to decide faster.
Integrate within your existing ecosystem from day one — no rip-and-replace.
Iterate as your organisation scales and the threat landscape shifts.
I'm looking for a small number of fintech risk leaders who recognise this problem and want to be part of shaping the solution. Not as users. As the people whose reality defines what gets built.