Evidence & examples
See the deliverable, not a testimonial
Every example below is real and public: a complete profile on a listed company, the published methodology behind it, and the artifacts each product ships. No invented customers, no anonymized results standing in for proof.
What you can examine today
These are the materials a buyer or security reviewer can read end to end before speaking to anyone.
Sample CompanyScope profile
A complete preliminary regulatory risk profile on SoFi Technologies, a public company — RCPS scorecard, findings by severity, data-gap register, and a full source appendix. Produced from public sources; SoFi is not a client.
Read the sample profilePublished RCPS methodology
The classification axes, the workflow universe, the evidence states, and the finding labels — documented so any conclusion we publish can be traced back to how it was reached.
Read the methodologyRepresentative deliverables
The concrete artifact each product ships — a SecureScope finding, an AcquirerScope counterparty read, and a CompanyScope scorecard. Clearly labeled illustrative.
See the deliverablesThe lifecycle
How a baseline moves through Assess, Verify, and Report. Monitoring is planned and is not currently available.
See the lifecycleThe bar a case study has to clear
When customer engagements are ready to publish, they will meet the same evidence discipline as the reports themselves.
Consented
Published only with the customer's written consent — named, anonymized, or aggregate, at the level they approve.
Substantiated
Every measurable result requires a baseline measurement, a final measurement, and a named evidence source.
Limit-stated
Each study says what the engagement does not demonstrate, in the same type size as what it does.
Status: no customer case studies are published yet. We publish only consented, evidence-backed engagements, and none have completed that process — so this page shows the real deliverable instead of a substitute for it. Ask about the 90-day onboarding pilot.