Stratsec tracks what changes in technology risk regulation across sixteen domains and four jurisdictions. You get what changed, what it means for your organisation, and what to do about it. A named analyst approves every item before it reaches you, and former CISOs review the work in the sectors they ran security for.
What subscribers get
Briefing items
You get the same five questions answered about every development, in the same order. What changed, why it matters, what remains unclear, the suggested next step, and the role that should own it. Our analysts never leave the unclear field empty.
Priority alerts
Some developments cannot wait for the next briefing, so you get those on their own, with the obligation, the date, and the decision you have to make now.
Regulatory timeline
You get every dated obligation and readiness milestone across your jurisdictions in one view. Use it when your board asks what lands next quarter.
Horizon reports
Where our analysts see separate developments pointing the same way, they say so at length and show the working. You get the argument and the evidence behind it.
Governance toolkit
Board language, supplier assurance questions, team checklists and an editable board slide. You put them straight into your own papers.
The portal, and the record it keeps
You triage each item, adding it to actions, marking it done, or dismissing it. Your organisation ends up with an auditable record of what was flagged and what you did about it.
How each item is made
We run models across the sources
We point models from different providers at regulators, standards bodies, legislatures and official journals, then screen what they find against the sixteen domains.
They check each other
One provider’s model critiques another’s draft against the primary source. Our analysts do not spend their time on defects a machine can catch.
Named people approve it
A named analyst reads every item against its source and approves it, and a former CISO reviews it in their sector. That includes the routine ones.
Former CISOs of Forbes Global 2000 companies review the work, alongside former cybersecurity practice leaders from the Big Four, IBM and Accenture. They read material in the sectors they ran security for, so an item tells you what a requirement costs to implement and not only what the text says.
They also take calls. If an item raises a question your team cannot settle from the page, you can put it to the person who approved it. The AI Use and Editorial Standards statement sets out the whole method, including what the models never see.
Coverage
- Cybersecurity regulation
- Operational resilience
- Data security and privacy
- Product security
- AI governance
- AI security
- Quantum security and post-quantum cryptography
- Cyber-kinetic and OT security
- Drone and UAS security
- Robotics and autonomous systems
- Telecommunications and 5G security
- Space systems security
- Digital assets and blockchain
- Third-party and supply chain risk
- Export controls and dual-use technology
- Incident reporting
Stratsec covers the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States and Singapore, plus the standards bodies and multilateral institutions those four keep adopting.
Tuned to your exposure
You set a Member Lens for your organisation, naming the jurisdictions you operate in, the themes you care about, and the instruments you are already in scope for. Our analysts prioritise against it, so a DORA obligation does not arrive buried under a space systems consultation you will never read.
Who subscribes
- CISOs and security architects
- Heads of regulatory affairs and compliance
- Operational resilience leads in financial services
- OT and critical infrastructure security leaders
- Product security and compliance leads in manufacturing and hi-tech
- General counsel and risk committees
What it costs
US$12,000 per year, excluding VAT. One price, no tiers, and nothing to negotiate up.
- Billed annually, for a term of twelve months.
- Your organisation holds the subscription, so your people can use and share it internally.
- Nothing renews automatically. We ask you a month before the end, and you decide.
- You have sixty days to change your mind and get your money back.
You will find the detail in the cancellation and refund policy and the terms of use. For most buyers a subscription costs about a day and a half of senior advisory time.
Talk to us about a subscription
Tell us which jurisdictions and domains you are in scope for, and we will tell you whether the Radar covers them.
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