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Who decides, what matters, how much risk is acceptable?Organization and site identity, criticality, stakeholders, risk tolerance and regulatory context.
[PERCH] is your self-guided journey to cyber confidence — configured by certified specialists and supported by AI at every step. Know exactly where you stand, what to fix first, and how you compare to your market — and watch your resilience grow, week after week.
[PERCH] is a cybersecurity maturity and performance platform that puts your whole journey in one place: risk, maturity, performance, compliance and actionable guidance. It prioritizes the improvements that pay off first, benchmarks you against your market, and through PULSE keeps you connected to reality — the attacks hitting your sector right now, mapped to your own asset inventory, with clear guidance on how to protect it. And you're never alone: our AI assistant supports the entire journey, clearing doubts about any question, any result, any next step.
You are never lost. [PERCH] always shows where you are, what's missing and what the next step is. Work saves automatically and resumes exactly where you stopped — and finishing a step in any area counts as progress on the journey.
Organization and site identity, criticality, stakeholders, risk tolerance and regulatory context.
Declared asset inventory (manual or CSV/XLSX import), criticality review and risk context enriched with threat intelligence.
Access and identity controls, declared segmentation, exposure posture, configuration review and improvement actions.
Detection readiness, data sources, declared baseline and observations recorded in the Journal.
Response readiness, roles and escalation, investigation records, threat context and response actions.
Recovery readiness, backup freshness evidence, continuity, action validation and lessons learned.
A note on language: in [PERCH], "complete" means the journey activity was done — never that a security function is "solved". We keep that distinction inside the product, and we keep it here.
Plenty of tools promise "AI-powered security". Here is what that actually means in [PERCH] — and why you can defend every number it gives you.
The [PERCH] scoring engine is built on classic AI and machine learning, running on rules established by our team of certified cybersecurity specialists. Every score, priority and recommendation traces back to expert-defined logic you can explain to a board or an auditor — it never comes out of an unexplainable black box.
From your very first question to your executive report, the built-in AI assistant is at your side — clarifying what a questionnaire item means, explaining what a result implies, and suggesting what to do next. No specialist on staff required: the journey explains itself.
Everything is anchored in NIST CSF 2.0 and ISA/IEC 62443 — the frameworks boards, insurers and regulators already recognize. New to these standards? We explain each one in plain language in our FAQ.
The built-in assistant clarifying questionnaire items and explaining results — AI support from the first question to the final report.
Everything connects back to the same profile — so work done anywhere counts as progress everywhere.
Your return screen. Three decision paths — the function wheel, the prioritized roadmap and priorities by function — plus one recommendation with visible reasoning that you're free to dismiss. Every morning, one question: what should I do first today?
The guided journey itself. Each step shows its purpose, status, evidence base, confidence level and the action to continue. Your team doesn't need a NIST specialist to start — the product leads, step by step, in your team's language.
A structured questionnaire about your environment: sector, sites, shutdown criticality, OT usage, vendor and remote access, MFA, segmentation, backups, detection and response. One session of objective questions produces the prioritized picture — installing nothing, touching nothing in the plant.
Executive and technical views: Overview, Performance, Cyber Risk, Frameworks, Assets & Pulse, Benchmark, Roadmap, Report and History. Actions is where remediation lives — every action with an owner, a deadline, a status and validation by evidence.
Self-assessment guided by ISA/IEC 62443 with Security Level Targets per zone, plus the weekly sector threat publication: activity level, campaigns, techniques, prioritization candidates and recommended defenses — mapped to your declared environment.
Journal, Current Profile, Target Profile, Gap Analysis and Improvement Plan — the one-page answer to the board's question. Plus sites, users, permissions, audit trail and MFA on every plan.
From day one, [PERCH] builds a living profile of your site: what's true today, where you need to get to, the distance between them and what to do first. Every line carries three separate facts — what is implemented, where the evidence came from, and how much we trust it.
| Evidence level | What it means | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Declared | You told us, through a guided form or assessment answer. | Available now |
| Documented | A document or policy is attached that supports the declaration. | Available now |
| Imported | It came from a spreadsheet or third-party system (CSV/XLSX import). | Available now |
| Observed | It came from technical collection in your own environment, not from a declaration. | Future evolution |
| Correlated | Cross-checked between independent sources that confirm each other. | Future evolution |
| Validated | Proven by test or verification with a recorded result. | Future evolution |
The profile is never redone — it gets deeper. The same line that today reads "declared · low confidence" will read "observed · high confidence" once that evidence exists. Your history, your targets and your decisions stay intact. New evidence sources feed the same profile — no migration, no reconfiguration.
Every customer, from Starter to Alliance, completes all six NIST functions with the included features — guided forms, assessment, spreadsheet import, attached evidence. There is never a "buy more to continue".
The weekly sector publication — activity level, campaigns, techniques, actors, recommended defenses and relevance to your environment — is included in every tier. With competitors, intelligence is the premium layer. Here it's the shop window.
Everything you declare is labeled as declared. What isn't known appears as "no evidence" — never as an invented good or bad score. Buying a plan or a feature never moves a score. Only new evidence moves it.
A recommendation — say, mitigating a CISA advisory — becomes an action with an owner, a deadline, a status and validation by evidence. Not a forgotten PDF. The complete trail stays auditable in the Journal.
Exposure measured by ISA/IEC 62443, with Security Level Targets explained in plain language, and maturity by NIST CSF 2.0 Tiers — always with the concrete path to the next level.
Plans scale by size and governance — sites, users, collaboration — not by access to intelligence or to the journey itself. Threat intelligence is not an upsell.
In operational technology, overpromising destroys credibility in the first technical meeting. So here are the limits, in writing, before you buy.
Good — [PERCH] doesn't replace your detection. It's the decision and record layer above it: it turns findings into prioritized risk, actions with an owner and executive evidence, independent of which technical vendor you use.
That's exactly the scenario this journey was designed for. Guided forms in your language, examples, autosave, and the product always naming the next step. No stage requires a specialist or an extra tool.
The assessment is the starting point — the difference is continuity: living priorities, traceable actions, weekly intelligence for your sector, versioned profiles and an auditable decision trail. Consulting ends; the journey continues.
Every data point carries its origin, evidence base and confidence. What's declared appears as declared; what isn't known appears as "no evidence". And no number changes because you bought something — only evidence changes it.
We're putting the final touches on the platform. Leave your corporate email and we'll tell you the exact launch date — plus early-access pricing before it goes public.
Multisum is a startup dedicated to protecting the critical infrastructure that sustains modern society — from energy, water, food, and pharmaceuticals to communication and transportation systems.
Our name reflects the power of multiplying and adding: when expertise, partnerships, and purpose converge, the results are greater than the sum of their parts. [PERCH] is that idea, productized.
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