Nonprofits · Foundations · Family offices · SMBs
MSPs & MSSPs · Banks · RIAs · Channel partners

Your cybersecurity
operating system.

Know your cyber exposure.
Know what to do about it.

From your first exposure review to a prioritized action plan — the cybersecurity clarity executives, leadership, and IT teams need.

TitanDef delivers cyber risk assessment and exposure management for nonprofits, foundations, family offices, banks and RIAs, small and mid-size businesses, and MSPs.

External exposure overview

Know where you stand.

One view of your external exposure: a score out of 10, a risk band and the change since last quarter, with findings by severity for email, web, DNS, SSL/TLS and exposed assets.

External Exposure Overview

5.5/10

Risk band

Medium

Improved from High · 1 critical

−1.2 vs Q1
  • Email Security1 Critical1 High1 Medium3 findings
  • Web Security2 High3 Medium5 findings
  • DNS & Infrastructure2 Medium2 findings
  • SSL/TLS1 High1 finding
  • Exposed Assets2 High4 Medium6 assets

Last scanned Oct 17 · 12 of 12 domains

  • Powered by frontier AI models
  • Mapped to NIST CSF and CIS v8.1
  • Controls mapped to SOC 2

The problem

You are accountable for
a risk you cannot see.

Most leaders are asked to stand behind their cybersecurity without a clear picture of where they are exposed. The tools speak in technical scores. The reports assume a security team you may not have.

Above the line
What leadership sees
3 items
Below the line
What attackers see
8 items
Surfaced
3 / 11
27%

For every item leadership sees, three sit below the waterline.

YOUR VIEWKNOWN VENDORSPATCHED SYSTEMSSOC 2 REPORTSHADOW SAASTHIRD-PARTY ACCESSEXPIRED CERTSCLOUD MISCONFIGLEAKED CREDSUNMANAGED ENDPOINTSEXPOSED APISLEGACY DOMAINSTHE WATERLINELEADERSHIP SEES3ATTACKERS SEE8
  • Known vendorsSigned MSAs, current DPAs, quarterly reviews. The vendors leadership can name in a boardroom.
  • Patched systemsThe endpoints IT reported patched last cycle. Green in the dashboard, green in the audit.
  • SOC 2 reportThe bound PDF that says we're compliant. Dated, cited, and framed on the wall.
  • Shadow SaaSMarketing spun up an unlisted workspace holding client PII. No SSO, no MDM, indexable by Google.
  • Third-party accessA vendor's contractor still holds VPN credentials from a 2023 project. Nobody rotated them.
  • Expired certsTwo internal certificates lapsed last month. Users clicked through the warnings. Attackers noticed first.
  • Cloud misconfigA bucket meant for staging went public in a Friday deploy. It is still public.
  • Leaked credsA developer pushed a .env file to a fork. It has been indexed on a paste site for six weeks.
  • Unmanaged endpointsFourteen laptops the MDM has never seen. Contractors, personal devices, ex-employees.
  • Exposed APIsA legacy /admin endpoint from a sunset product. No auth. Still routing to production data.
  • Legacy domainsAn old campaign domain still points to your DNS. Attackers stood up a phishing page there yesterday.

Why now

The bar for “we take
security seriously” just moved.

Three forces turned cyber from an IT line item into a governance obligation. Boards are now held accountable. Insurers now demand proof, not promises. And attackers now use AI to move in hours, not weeks.

48%

of breaches now involve a third party, up 60% from the year before.

Verizon 2026 DBIR

~95%

of the cyber insurance claims Coalition sees could have been prevented by MFA, regardless of attack type.

Coalition 2023 Cyber Claims Report

86%

of Fortune 100 companies disclose cyber as a director expertise or one the board seeks, up 62% since 2019.

EY Center for Board Matters, 2025

Exposure over time

$10.22M

average U.S. breach cost in 2025

IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025

56%

of US small businesses hit by a cyberattack in the past year

Hiscox Cyber Readiness 2026

43%

of family offices attacked in the last 12 to 24 months

Deloitte Family Office Cyber 2024

Cards: cited industry figures.

The stakes

The cost of finding out the hard way.

A breach is rarely just an incident. It is a stalled grant or deal, a denied claim, a regulator's letter, and years of trust, often at once. In the UK, 30% of charities reported a breach or attack in the last 12 months (Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025).

An exposure review is a rounding error against any one of these. For qualified nonprofits, it is free.

See what reviews have found →

The platform

See the platform in action

From external attack surface scanning to executive reporting — explore how TitanDef gives you complete visibility and control over your cyber exposure.

External Attack Surface Scan

Enter your domain. Get a complete picture of your external exposure — no agents, no credentials, no disruption to your systems.

  • Passive, non-intrusive scanning — no agents or access needed
  • Findings across Email, Web, DNS, and SSL/TLS with severity ratings
  • Each finding includes plain-language explanation, remediation steps, cost, and effort
  • Prioritized remediation roadmap with immediate, short-term, and quarterly actions

Need the exposures tested, not just listed? Your scan can be the discovery step for a TitanDef Red Teaming estate assessment, with a target list you approve before testing starts. See the estate assessment

TitanDef external attack surface report with the app header (demo account): findings by surface for email, web, DNS and domain, and third-party services
TitanDef dashboard with the app header (demo account): verdict Medium, exposure 5.8 of 10, and the At a glance panel with high-risk areas, how attackers see you, insurance readiness, attack surface, Microsoft 365 and CIS Controls

Platform

Everything to understand and reduce cyber exposure.

From your first exposure review to executive-ready reports — assessment tools built for organizations that need clarity, not complexity.

View all capabilities & compare

External Attack Surface Scan

See what attackers see. A passive scan of your public-facing infrastructure that surfaces email, web, DNS, and certificate exposures with prioritized remediation.

Inherent Exposure Review

Understand your inherent cyber exposure based on business presence, size, IT environment, and use of vendors.

Organizational Exposure Assessment

Go deeper with targeted questions based on your tech stack, org size, and sector to uncover internal gaps.

Peer Analysis & Benchmarking

Compare your posture against similar organizations using real data — not abstract averages.

Executive Reporting

Auto-generated quarterly reports leadership can actually read. Exposure summaries, training metrics, and phishing outcomes — framed in plain language.

AI Risk Advisor

Consolidate threat intelligence, monitoring alerts, and exposure data from sources like Microsoft Sentinel into a single view, with prioritized recommendations powered by AI.

Vendor Exposure Assessment

Evaluate third-party vendors against your standards. Know which partnerships introduce exposure.

Insurance & Compliance Readiness

Map your controls to compliance frameworks. Generate evidence for cyber insurance applications.

Platform experience

Built for two audiences.
One platform.

Drag the slider to see how we translate technical data into executive insights.

IT & Security view

Security Assessment

NIST CSF · CIS v8.1

Framework compliance

ControlStatusFrameworkCoverage
Access ControlImplementedNIST PR.AC88%
Data ProtectionPartialNIST PR.DS62%
Incident ResponseGapNIST RS.RP35%
Vendor ManagementPartialCIS 1554%
Security AwarenessImplementedCIS 1491%

Risk by category

  • Network SecurityHigh
  • Identity & AccessMedium
  • Data GovernanceCritical
  • Endpoint ProtectionLow

Remediation queue

  • Incident response planHighQ2
  • Vendor risk scoringMedQ2
  • Data classificationLowQ3
  • MFA enforcementLowQ1

Executive view

Executive Risk Summary

Q2 · Board brief

Exposure score
72/100
Moderate
Est. financial exposure
$2.4M
High
Posture
68%
+12% QoQ

Key findings

  • Backup provider carries a critical vulnerability — estimated $2.4M exposure.
  • Three vendor connections use outdated encryption — upgrade recommended this quarter.

Remediation progress

16 of 23 controls passing

For IT & Security teams

Built for the people running the controls

  • Security controls mapped to real threats
  • Progressive assessment relevant to your risk profile
  • Prioritized remediation with effort & cost estimates
  • Peer benchmarking against similar organizations

For executive leadership

Built for the people accountable for the outcome

  • See exposures in plain English
  • Understand risk as financial impact, not technical scores
  • Executive-ready reports without scheduling IT meetings
  • Automated improvement metrics over time

What brought you here

Most programs start
with a single moment.

You do not need a security title to know it is time. Pick the one that sounds like this quarter.

  1. 01

    “A funder or client sent us a security questionnaire.”

    Answer it with evidence, not a best guess.

  2. 02

    “Our cyber-insurance renewal wants proof of controls.”

    Generate the evidence underwriters now require.

  3. 03

    “A board member asked how exposed we are.”

    Walk in with a number and a plan, not a shrug.

  4. 04

    “An examiner or auditor is coming.”

    Map controls to the framework they check: FFIEC, FINRA, SEC, SOC 2, HIPAA.

  5. 05

    “A peer organization just got breached.”

    Find out if the same door is open in your environment.

  6. 06

    “We gave a new vendor access to our data.”

    See the exposure that partnership just introduced.

Why TitanDef

More than a checklist. Less than a full-time hire.

Most organizations your size are stuck choosing between a spreadsheet and an enterprise build. TitanDef gives you the rigor of enterprise GRC and a full-time CISO, at a lower cost to run than either.

SPREADSHEETMSP/MSSPINTERNAL ITPEN TESTINGCONTINUOUS MONITORING& EVIDENCEFRACTIONAL CISOOVERSIGHTGRC PLATFORMTHE BEST OF BOTHENTERPRISE GRCPLATFORMSix-figure licensesFULL-TIME CISO$392K median compTHE PATCHWORKTITANDEFTHE ENTERPRISE BUILDLOWER COST TO RUNHIGHER COST TO RUN
  • The patchwork

    A spreadsheet, an MSP or MSSP, and internal IT. Cheap and familiar, but three parties that never line up — until an auditor asks for evidence and nobody owns the whole picture.

  • TitanDef

    Four layers in one stack: the GRC platform, quarterly Fractional CISO oversight, continuous monitoring and evidence, and pen testing, at roughly spreadsheet cost. The best of both, matched together.

  • Enterprise GRC platform

    Built for Fortune 500 programs. Six-figure licenses, a dedicated admin, and a year to stand up.

  • Full-time CISO

    Median US CISO total compensation is $392K. The right hire eventually — not the right first move for most.

    Source: IANS & Artico Search, 2025 CISO Compensation Report

Time to first insight

~24 hrs

not weeks or months

Cost to start

From free

nonprofits, $2,499 others

Output

Action plan

prioritized, with owners and dates

Exposure self-check

See your indicative exposure in two clicks.

Pick who you are and what you hold. The reading updates as you go. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent.

Step 1

Who are you?

People

Step 2

What do you hold?

Vendors touching your systems

  • Small or mid-sized business
  • People: 25 – 99
  • Vendors: 10 – 49

Indicative inherent exposure

4.6/ 10

Moderate

Small or mid-sized business

Reading for a small or mid-sized business with 25 – 99 people and 10 – 49 vendors.

Each plane is something you hold. People and vendors lift the stack.

Indicative only. The Inherent Exposure Review is a 20-minute guided session that produces the scored, defensible profile.

Start your exposure review

See what attackers see.
Free for nonprofits.

Qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofits start free. All other organizations start at $2,499/year. Upgrade as you grow.

Pricing

Right-sized oversight.
Priced to match.

Three tiers, one platform — from an annual exposure snapshot to quarterly Fractional CISO guidance for your board. Transparent, flat pricing. No per-seat surprises, no implementation fees.

Starter

Exposure snapshot

  • Your score5.5 / 10
  • Peer median5.5 / 10
  • External findings11

$2,499 / annual

A clear snapshot of your cyber exposure profile with peer benchmarking.

  • External Attack Surface Scan
  • Inherent Exposure Review
  • Peer Analysis & Benchmarking
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Core

Risk dashboard

  • VerdictMedium
  • Insurance readiness52 / 100
  • Open plan tasks11

$6,499 / annual

Full risk assessment with a live dashboard and ongoing posture visibility.

  • Risk Dashboard
  • Policy & Procedure Generator
  • Vendor & Third-Party Assessments
See plan

Stewardship

Executive oversight

  • Board packQuarterly · PDF
  • Framework mappingNIST CSF · CIS v8.1
  • Fractional CISOAdd-on

Custom / annual

AI-powered insights and executive-ready reporting aligned to leadership decisions.

  • AI Insights
  • Executive Oversight Portal
  • Framework Mapping
See plan
See full pricing, add-ons, and 501(c)(3) Community Edition

Outcomes

Outcomes clients report.

How organizations are managing cyber exposure and strengthening governance with TitanDef.

TitanDef's offensive engagements run through its sister property titandef.ai, led by certified offensive engineers paired with frontier AI models, and findings flow back into the program you run here.

24 hrs

To first exposure score

12 pages

Board pack, auto-generated

0

Agents installed

Source: TitanDef platform figures, as published on titandef.com

"TitanDef made cybersecurity feel approachable—nothing overwhelming, and the report layout was clear, concise, and quick to digest (the 'why it matters' really landed). The assessment itself felt fast, and having a clean, printable report at the end makes it easy to share and act on."
Codi FarrarIT Operations Manager
"TitanDef gives us an executive-ready view of cyber risk—clear prioritization, plain-language implications, and a format that's easy to review at the board level. Just as important, it produces shareable, audit-friendly reporting that supports governance conversations and keeps remediation focused on what materially reduces risk."
Board Member · Regional FoundationVerified customer
"TitanDef gives me a clear, high-level picture of where we're exposed and what needs attention first, without getting lost in technical detail. The output is a polished, shareable report that makes it easy to align stakeholders, approve priorities, and track progress against the issues that most reduce organizational risk."
Executive Director · Nonprofit OrganizationVerified customer
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FAQ

Frequently asked.

Common questions about TitanDef and our cybersecurity platform.

Getting Started

TitanDef starts at $2,499/year, with free Community Edition for qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Community Edition includes external attack surface scan, inherent exposure review, peer analysis and benchmarking, and executive reporting. Additional tiers with deeper assessment, AI-powered guidance, and multi-org management are available as you grow.

The Inherent Exposure Review takes about 20 minutes to complete. You'll have your risk score, peer benchmarking, and prioritized action plan within 24 hours.

TitanDef is designed for organizations without dedicated security staff. The assessment uses plain language, and every report translates findings into clear next steps — not technical jargon.

How It Works

An IER shows you what attackers can see about your organization from the outside — your public-facing digital exposure scored and assessed with specific recommendations for improvement.

TitanDef adapts its assessment to your industry, frames risks in financial terms your leadership understands, and benchmarks you against real peers. Most platforms are built for enterprises or offer generic checklists rather than this industry-specific view.

We recommend reassessing annually or after any major change — new systems, staff turnover, a merger, or a security incident. Each assessment captures a point-in-time snapshot of your risk posture.

Plans & Security

TitanDef serves nonprofits, family offices and foundations, MSPs and security consultants, and small to mid-size businesses. Our assessment framework adapts to each organization's specific threat landscape and regulatory context.

Upgrade to Core when you need a full organizational risk assessment, executive-ready reports, policy generation, and vendor & third-party assessments. Starter gives you a clear picture of your inherent exposure. Stewardship adds AI guidance, threat intel, and the executive oversight portal. Need hands-on leadership? Add fractional CISO advisory as a retainer on top of any plan.

All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We enforce role-based access controls, and never share your data with third parties. Your assessment data belongs to you.

Offensive engagements — external pen tests, web application assessments, and red-team exercises — run through our sister property, TitanDef.ai. Certified offensive security engineers lead the work, paired with frontier AI models for reconnaissance, exploit reasoning, and reporting. Findings flow back into the program you run here.