The materiality call, made on evidence, not guesswork.

A rigorous, defensible basis for the hardest decision in cyber disclosure, ready inside the four-business-day window.

The hard part

Determining materiality is the hardest call. You have four business days.

The SEC clock starts the moment you determine a cyber incident is material, and making that determination, then defending it, is exactly the call boards have had no rigorous way to make. That is the real problem, not the filing.

RiskD3M does the analysis and hands your executives a structured, evidence-grounded basis to make the call inside the four-business-day window. The AI does the work. Your executives do what only they can: review, approve, and decide. Item 106 then asks your board to show, each year, how it governs that risk.

What you receive

A board-ready Cyber Financial Materiality Analysis

A transparent materiality analysis. Every quantitative screen and every SEC qualitative factor, shown in full. Never a black box.
The four-business-day clock, computed to the day. Weekend and federal-holiday math, anchored to your determination, not your discovery.
An Item 1.05 materiality worksheet. Quantitative and qualitative factors, organized for the decision your executives must make.
An Item 106 board governance narrative, drafted for review. For your annual disclosure, in the register of the 10-K.
An auditable determination record. Who supplied each fact, who approved, and when. Preserved for later scrutiny.

The difference

Built to measure, not estimate.

Most cyber risk numbers are modeled from other companies' losses and your own questionnaire answers. RiskD3M is built the other way: today, an analysis grounded in your facts and your own thresholds; through our pilot program, dollar exposure computed directly from your environment over read-only telemetry. When a board signs its name to a figure, provenance is everything.

The pilot's goal: a range grounded in the completeness of your evidence, not the variance of an industry table.

How it works

The agent does the analysis. You keep the decision.

1 · Brief

Minutes, not months

Your team supplies the incident facts through one structured intake. The agent takes it from there. No consulting engagement, no workshop calendar.

2 · Analyze

Every factor, screened and shown

The engine screens the facts against your own thresholds and the SEC's qualitative factors, computes the deadline, and drafts the board memo for you.

3 · Decide

You review and approve

Your executives and board determine materiality and make any filing. RiskD3M produces the analysis and the record; it never makes the determination.

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