R/Pulse
For Governance, Audit & Risk

Move from 'it was fixed' to 'it was proven with evidence'.

R/Pulse helps governance, audit, and risk teams transform technical context from APIs, integrations, digital journeys, authorized surfaces, and AI agents into practical evidence for decision-making, prioritization, and re-evaluation.

Governance without practical evidence becomes declared trust.

Controls may be defined, policies approved, and fixes logged. But on critical surfaces that change fast, the decisive point is knowing whether real behavior supports the control.

Declared controls don't always reflect real behavior.

APIs, integrations, and agents change fast.

Audit needs traceable evidence.

Policies define. Audits verify. Tools signal. R/Pulse generates practical evidence.

Does well

Organize controls, owners, status, action plans, and recorded evidence.

Where it may fall short

May rely on manual updates, self-declaration, and evidence that does not validate the real behavior of the surface.

Does well

Assess compliance, processes, risks, and adherence to defined criteria.

Where it may fall short

Tend to be point-in-time or retrospective and may not keep pace with frequent technical changes.

Does well

Generate findings, logs, alerts, metrics, and operational signals.

Where it may fall short

May produce scattered data that is too technical or lacks a clear translation into risk, control, and executive decision-making.

Where R/Pulse fits in

R/Pulse complements these layers using authorized context to generate practical evidence of risk, exposure, and re-evaluation — helping governance, audit, and risk move from declaration to evidence-based proof.

What Governance, Audit, and Risk gain with R/Pulse

Evidence for control

Findings organized with context, severity, potential impact, and relation to critical surfaces.

Technical risk translated for decision-making

Structured information to support prioritization, action plans, executive reporting, and tracking.

Post-action verification

After a fix, mitigation, or change is applied, R/Pulse can reassess the surface to support verification that the risk was addressed or reduced.

From declared control to practical evidence

01

Define the critical surface or control

Choose APIs, integrations, applications, journeys, agents, or controls relevant to governance, risk, and audit.

02

Use authorized context

R/Pulse starts from the real context of the surface — which makes the analysis more precise and the findings more relevant to your environment.

03

Generate evidence for decision-making

The analysis organizes risks, context, reproduction, potential impact, and inputs for prioritization, reporting, and tracking.

04

Re-evaluate after fixes or changes

After corrective actions, releases, or relevant changes, generate new evidence to support verification that the risk was addressed or reduced.

Trust for critical environments

Security and governance

Built for environments that demand security, governance, and control.

R/Pulse was designed for organizations that need to operate with security, governance, and reliable evidence. We bring together key controls for enterprise environments, with access, audit, encryption, and self-hosted deployment features.

  • ISO 27001:2022 certified
  • Self-hosted deployment available
See security and governance details
ISO 27001:2022Certified
SSOAvailable
Role-based access controlAvailable
Audit logsAvailable
Encryption at rest and in transitAlways on
Self-hosted deploymentAvailable

Frequently asked questions

No. R/Pulse complements these tools by generating practical evidence about critical surfaces that can support governance, audit, risk, security, and engineering.

R/Pulse organizes findings with context, severity, potential impact, reproduction information, inputs for remediation, and a basis for re-evaluation.

No. APIs are an important surface, but R/Pulse can also support assessments across integrations, digital journeys, authorized surfaces, and AI agents, depending on the module and defined scope.

Yes. The evidence generated can support prioritization, action plan tracking, executive communication, and risk discussions based on more concrete data.

Evidence-based governance starts before the audit.

Assess a critical surface, generate initial evidence, and decide the next step based on what the analysis reveals.

For point-in-time assessments with the API Resilience Core and Open Finance/Insurance Resilience modules, if no high or critical risks are found within the agreed scope, you do not pay for the execution.