Start without changing your entire operation. Evolve when it makes sense.
R/Pulse can start with a point-in-time execution, evolve to continuous operation, or be deployed as self-hosted — according to your maturity, criticality, and governance requirements.
Choose the best path to get started.
Point-in-time execution
When to use
You want to understand current exposure without changing the operation.
Delivers
Initial evidence, prioritized risks, and a foundation for decision.
Best for
Initial diagnosis, business case, and critical surface assessment.
Continuous operation
When to use
APIs, integrations, or agents change frequently.
Delivers
Recurring re-evaluations, change tracking, and integration into the development cycle.
Best for
Teams with CI/CD, multiple squads, and evolving surfaces.
Self-hosted / Enterprise
When to use
Governance, security, data, or regulation requires maximum control.
Delivers
Operation in an organization-controlled environment, with own infrastructure and internal policies.
Best for
Regulated, restricted, or governance-heavy environments.
All models can be applied to R/Pulse modules. What changes is the surface assessed and the level of operational maturity.
Compare the adoption models.
Compare models by where your organization is: initial diagnosis, recurring operation, or maximum control over infrastructure and data.
Start with a point-in-time execution on a critical surface.
When it makes sense
- You want to understand current exposure without committing to continuous operation.
- You need to build a business case.
- Your organization is not yet ready for continuous operation.
- Security, engineering, architecture, or governance need initial evidence.
In the API Resilience Core and Open Finance & Insurance Resilience modules, if no high or critical risks are found within the agreed scope, the customer does not pay for that point-in-time execution.
From first evidence to continuous resilience.
Start with a critical surface
Choose APIs, integrations, agents, or relevant applications.
Generate evidence
Understand risks, impact, and priorities.
Re-evaluate after changes
Verify whether the risk was addressed or reduced.
Evolve when it makes sense
Move to continuous operation or self-hosted according to maturity and governance.
You do not need to start big. You need to start right.
Start with a critical surface, generate real evidence, and choose the next step based on what the analysis reveals.