Buguardian brings network access and managed threat operations into one ecosystem — and turns all of it into a single posture score you can put in front of your board, your auditor and your insurer.
No installation · no credit card · credit-based start
Nine security sources, seven risk categories, one number. Same inputs, same score — every month, auditable.
+5 vs last monthUnmeasured categories are flagged as blind spots — never scored as zero. Figures shown are a sample, not customer data.
THREAT SOURCES
CVE DATABASE
POSTURE SOURCES
CTI MONITORING
PANEL · ONE REPORT
Directory findings on one screen, firewall alerts on another, certificate warnings in an inbox. Each is right. None answers the only question that matters.
Nine separate tools produce nine separate lists. Nobody can say which item gets fixed first, or what it costs to leave it open.
Last quarter's snapshot cannot be placed beside this quarter's. Effort is invisible, and progress cannot be shown to anyone who signs the budget.
A pentest report is filed away. The service opened the following month sits exposed, and the leak is heard from a third party months later.
Buy one domain and it stands alone. Run both and every finding feeds the same score, the same panel and the same monthly report.
Hybrid NAC and cellular Zero Trust. Who connects, from which device, under which conditions — wired, wireless, mobile and remote, under one policy engine. Deployed on-premise, as SaaS or through a managed service.
The managed operations platform behind the ecosystem: what your attacker can see, what your people click, what has already leaked — measured continuously and reported monthly.
Every service writes into the same core. The core removes duplicates, weights what matters and produces one score — per company, per tenant, per partner brand.
Tenants are isolated by design. A partner managing 3 companies and a partner managing 300 use the same screen, the same permissions model and the same monthly rhythm.
Panel, PDF and notifications carry your logo and your colours. The customer relationship stays yours; the engine never introduces itself.
Buy capacity, spend it across tenants as demand appears. No per-customer contract to renegotiate before you can run the first scan.
The Vault reads the results of every service running in your organisation, merges duplicates of the same problem, and seats them in a single risk model. Nothing about your setup changes — the services keep running in their own screens.
Weights are visible in the report and configurable to your risk priorities. A service you do not license is marked as a blind spot and its weight is redistributed — never counted as zero.
The number comes from open, repeatable rules — the same inputs always produce the same score, so an auditor can check it. The language model writes the reasoning, not the result.
Every assessment is compared with the one before it: new findings, closed findings, still open. The report stops being "what we have" and becomes "what changed".
Score, trend curve, prioritised actions and blind-spot warnings — written in plain business language and ready to hand to a director, an auditor or an insurer.
Five components run on a monthly rhythm and close with a single executive report. No new headcount, no infrastructure to build.
Everything you have published, seen the way an attacker sees it.
CVE-based detection, CVSS prioritisation, verification of closed findings.
Department-level scenarios that measure the human factor instead of guessing it.
Dark web, forums and leak platforms watched for your domains and credentials.
All of it in one number, one trend line and one report.
Surface and inventory refreshed.
Phishing campaign run and measured.
Findings verified, duplicates merged, score computed.
Executive report delivered, next actions agreed.
ISO 27001 asks for periodic review, KVKK for an appropriate level of security, GDPR for accountability. Each of them wants evidence produced repeatedly — which is exactly what a monthly cycle leaves behind.
Buguardian is a managed security service. It applies and documents the technical measures these frameworks require; it is not a certification and does not replace one.
Asset inventory, technical vulnerability, awareness, independent review.
Technical and administrative measures, breach notification, audit duty.
Art. 32 regular testing, Art. 33–34 breach duty, accountability.
Compliant log retention, signed archiving and central reporting.
Segmentation and access evidence for cardholder environments.
Scanning and rule coverage aligned to public vulnerability feeds.
Multi-tenant by design, whitelabel by choice. Partners bill monthly instead of chasing one-off projects.
A single sale becomes a monthly line item — predictable, invoiced every period.
Pay for what you use. No upfront infrastructure, no large entry commitment.
Setup, monitoring and reporting sit with us. Your team keeps the customer.
Panel, report and communication in your brand. The engine stays invisible.
Start with a free assessment: we map your external attack surface and produce your first posture score. You will see exactly how you look from the outside.
