When to run it
A board or LP question about portfolio cyber risk, an incident at one company, or a cyber insurance renewal.
Running a portfolio-wide vulnerability program
The playbook in one paragraph
Operating partners need to know which portfolio companies carry real cyber risk and whether it is going down. Ana normalizes findings across companies, ranks them by real exposure, routes fixes to named owners and verifies closure.
When to run it
A board or LP question about portfolio cyber risk, an incident at one company, or a cyber insurance renewal.
Works with
What Ana needs from you
How Ana runs it
5 steps from trigger to done - each one visible to your team as it happens.
Ana connects read-only to each company’s scanners and cloud, so nothing has to be replaced.
Findings from different tools are normalized into one model and ranked by real exposure - reachable, internet-facing, privileged - across the portfolio.
The top risks become tickets for named owners at each company, with the fix described; where a company uses Ana’s Security Engineer, the fix PR is drafted too.
Closure is confirmed by re-scanning, not by a ticket status, and recorded with evidence.
Operating partners get a portfolio view of exposure and trend, company by company, for boards, LPs and insurers.
Who approves what
What you get
What usually goes wrong
Risk
Findings are normalized to one model before ranking.
Risk
Closure is verified by re-scan.
FAQ
No. Ana reads from the tools they already use.
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Private equity
A deal is heading to investment committee and the technology picture is a management deck. Ana reads the whole codebase, cloud and contract set in the data room and returns an evidence-linked view of risk and value-creation levers.
Read the playbook →Private equity
The deal has closed and the value-creation plan depends on technology. Ana builds a baseline of code, cloud, cost and delivery health in the first weeks, so the 100-day plan rests on evidence and progress can be measured.
Read the playbook →Software
A major framework or runtime version is going end-of-life and it touches every service. Ana plans the migration, upgrades each service in its own branch, fixes what breaks, and hands your team small, tested pull requests instead of one terrifying diff.
Read the playbook →See it in your stack
Thirty minutes, your repositories and cloud, one real instance of this job.