RiskQ

RiskQ (formerly Cyber Innovative Technologies) provides cyber risk quantification software that translates technical security findings into financial terms, expressed in the same business and insurance language used to price cyber policies and pay claims, rather than the qualitative red/yellow/green heat maps common in older GRC tooling. The platform ingests data from an organization’s existing security tools and benchmarks inherent cyber risk, control effectiveness, and third-party vendor risk on a dollars-and-cents basis intended to support prioritization and budget conversations with non-technical executives and boards.

Founded in October 2018 by M. Ariel Evans and Yoav Intrator and headquartered in Miami, Florida, RiskQ has raised roughly $3.2 million across three funding rounds and operates with a small team of roughly 11-50 employees. That is modest scale relative to more heavily funded cyber risk quantification competitors in the same space, such as Kovrr or Axio, both of which have raised substantially larger rounds.

Cyber risk quantification as a discipline has gained real traction as boards demand financially grounded risk reporting, but RiskQ’s own scale, funding, and customer base are comparatively small and not independently documented beyond aggregator databases, making it a smaller, less-proven player in a category with more heavily capitalized incumbents.