The new dashboard transforms how organisations understand the deep security data behind cyber and operational risk to inform impactful decision making.
London, UK – Wednesday 25th March 2026 — Quod Orbis has today announced the launch of its Business Impact Intelligence dashboard, a new capability designed to give business leaders and boards real-time visibility into the cyber risks that matter most to their organisations. In doing so, the dashboard alleviates the longstanding challenge faced by security teams in communicating security posture and risk to the board.
Business Impact Intelligence redefines how Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM) is used, shifting it from a technical control validation tool into a capability that translates cyber risk into board-level insight. With Business Impact Intelligence, detailed technical and controls information now provide a clear and immediate picture of organisational risk, allowing businesses to make informed, strategic decisions.
While many cybersecurity solutions focus primarily on technical controls and compliance reporting, Business Impact Intelligence addresses the longstanding language barrier that has prevented security teams from communicating the business risk to the board. In doing so, it moves beyond simply flagging that a control is failing to showing board members exactly how that failure threatens revenue and regulatory standing in real-time, turning cyber security into a front-end strategic advantage.
At the centre of the platform is a Business Impact Score, calculated continuously across four critical areas of the organisation. These include Financial Protection, Operational Resilience, Recovery & Response Readiness, and Regulatory Customer & Third-party Trust which collectively provide a comprehensive, real-time view of business risk.
“In many organisations, cyber risk is still reported to the board through periodic reports that are often outdated the moment they’re delivered,” said Tim Williams, CEO at Quod Orbis. “Security teams may have deep technical visibility, but that insight rarely translates into something boards can use to understand the real impact on the business. Business Impact Intelligence changes that dynamic by connecting our established real-time control monitoring capability with a clear view of what matters most to the organisation, its financial stability, operational resilience, ability to recover and the trust of customers and regulators.”
The launch comes as organisations face an increasingly complex cyber risk landscape, driven by expanding SaaS ecosystems, growing third and fourth-party supply chains and the rapid adoption of AI systems. These shifts have dramatically expanded the enterprise attack surface while accelerating the speed at which threats evolve.
“We originally developed our Continuous Controls Monitoring solution to give organisations real-time visibility of their security controls across increasingly complex IT environments,” said Gary Penolver, Co-founder and CTO at Quod Orbis. “But as the threat landscape has evolved, so too have the expectations of the business. Organisations need to understand what that actually means in terms of financial exposure, operational resilience and their ability to recover. Business Impact Intelligence builds on that foundation, translating deep technical validation into clear, real-time insight that keeps pace with the demands of modern enterprises and the boards that lead them.”
By bridging the gap between technical security teams and board-level decision makers, Quod Orbis aims to help organisations move beyond static compliance exercises toward a model of continuous business assurance.
Explore Business Impact Intelligence here.
