ALVOR
Security architecture management & compliance

Run your entire
security program
from one system

From design review to audit evidence, Alvor keeps assets, risk, compliance, policy, and vendors in one place, with an embedded AI assistant that does the drafting while your team keeps the decisions.

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Built for modern security teams
Secure by DesignManaged end-to-endCompliant by default

The problem

Every other part of a company has a system of record.Security never got one.

Sales1999

Salesforce

Every customer, every deal.

Finance1998

NetSuite

Every dollar in and out.

People2005

Workday

Every employee.

Ownership2012

Carta

Every share and shareholder.

Security

No system

Nine tools and a spreadsheet.

Regulators, customers, insurers and boards all ask companies to prove their security now. The demand is written into law and contracts, and the evidence lives in nine different places.

Who asks for the proof

The regulator

Proof that the mandated controls exist and actually run: CPS 230, NIS2, HIPAA.

You can lose the licence to operate.

The customer

The security questionnaire, answered before anything is signed.

No answers, no contract.

The insurer

Evidence of controls at renewal and at claim time.

Higher premiums, refused claims.

The board

Security posture, quarter on quarter.

Directors are now held personally accountable.

Where the proof lives today

Architecture diagrams

Ddraw.io

Risk register

XExcel

Policies

CConfluence

Vulnerabilities

QQualys

Audit evidence

VVanta

Vendor answers

OOneTrust

Continuity plans

WWord

Program status

PPowerPoint

Decisions

OOutlook

Every answer is stitched together by hand from those nine places. Teams pay twice: once for the tools, again in the hours spent reassembling what the tools already know.

The answer

Security now has Alvor:the system of record for cyber security.

Eight modules on one set of data. Change one thing, and the others already know.

One Living System

Change one, the rest already know.

Hover any module to see how it sits in the system.

01Assets: Most breaches start with an asset nobody knew existed02Secure by Design: Catch design flaws before they ship03Risk: A risk register your board will actually read04Compliance: Map one control to every framework it satisfies05Policy: Publish, version, and prove every acknowledgment06Security Management: Track maturity and KPIs without rebuilding the slide deck07Third-Party Risk Management: Your weakest vendor is your real attack surface08Continuity: Plans that survive contact with a real incident

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Index of Modules

Eight modules, in depth.

Hover any cell to read its summary. Click to go deeper.

01Assets

Most breaches start with an asset nobody knew existed

02Secure by Design

Catch design flaws before they ship

03Risk

A risk register your board will actually read

04Compliance

Map one control to every framework it satisfies

05Policy

Publish, version, and prove every acknowledgment

06Security Management

Track maturity and KPIs without rebuilding the slide deck

07Third-Party Risk Management

Your weakest vendor is your real attack surface

08Continuity

Plans that survive contact with a real incident

8

Modules, one system

Included

Design review, not a separate tool

Once

Upload evidence once, reuse everywhere

Dedicated

Instance per customer

BYOM

Bring your own AI model

The AI assistant

Do more with the team you have.

A bring-your-own-model assistant embedded across all eight modules. Its studios build the artefact with you, and everywhere else it acts on your behalf: raising risks, registering assets, scheduling exercises, drafting plans and policies. It drafts; you approve.

Design with AI

Architecture diagrams drawn live on the canvas as real, editable shapes, in reference-architecture style.

Model with AI

A whole threat model proposed from the diagram: STRIDE elements, threats, and control mappings, one approval card per batch.

Write with AI

Design explanations written from a short interview with your engineers, straight into the live editor.

Draft with AI

Policies drafted against the compliance controls you actually run, applied step by step for your review.

Permission-scopedApproval-gated writesBring your own modelAudit-logged
Meet the assistant

One system at work

You design the program once.The system carries it through.

How a security leader runs it: decide the program, apply it at design time, prove it with evidence, and own what falls short.

The program comes first
01Security Management

The program decides what good looks like.

Program control · encrypt customer data at rest

02Secure by Design

New designs apply the program's controls.

Payments platform · control mapped to customer DB

03Compliance

The control gathers evidence for the audit.

Evidence fresh · ISO 27001 · A.8.24 covered

Nothing falls through
04Risk Management

What falls short becomes a risk, with an owner.

Reports copy not encrypted · owner assigned

05Asset Management

The database, the reports store, the platform itself: real assets in one register, so the control, the evidence and the risk all point at the same thing.

One set of data, start to finish

Five modules, one record. Change one thing and the others already know.

What changes

More design.
Less maintenance.

Alvor’s value is not more features. It is work that stops existing: diagrams redrawn, reviews renegotiated, evidence rebuilt from nine places.

Diagram

Threat model

Controls

Sign-off

Four documents

Project record

Diagram

Threat model

Controls

Sign-off

One record

Your security architects

Today

The diagram lives in a drawing tool, the threat model in a second tool, the control list in a spreadsheet and the sign-off in an inbox. Four documents, maintained by hand, disagreeing within a week.

One record, versioned, instead of four documents.

Describe the intent in a paragraph and Design Studio draws it in your house style. Promote the shapes into a threat model. Every threat maps to a control, and that control lands on the project marked threat-driven, so the Build tab already knows what to implement.

Secure by Design

Needs your attention

3 open
Payments gatewayArchitect sign-offYou
Partner APIAwaiting assuranceR. Patel
Data platformAwaiting businessJ. Okafor

Your technology teams

Today

Security sees the architecture two weeks before go-live, when every choice is built and every change is expensive. The review becomes a negotiation about which findings can be accepted.

No surprise findings at the end.

The control set exists from the threat model onward, each control carrying implementation status, an assignee, a due date and its evidence. The Reviews queue says whose ball it is: the action you own, or the person you are waiting on. Sign-off is four named people with a written decision each, and approved with conditions raises the linked risk automatically.

Security design review
DXCQVOWPO

Nine places

One system

Your whole program

Today

The risk register is a spreadsheet, the threat model a separate licence, policies a shared drive, attestations a survey tool, questionnaires an inbox, continuity a binder. Nine places, and none of them knows the others exist.

Nine places, one system.

One data model across eight modules, with real links rather than exports. Close a risk and its linked compliance findings flip, with audit entries. Escalate an audit finding and the remediation task lands in Security Management with a real owner. Evidence uploaded once is linked to every control it satisfies. The design review others sell separately is included.

The platform

For your auditor

What you can hand an auditor, and the standards behind it

The method and the output, both from the product.

  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022Installed with its control text
  • NIST CSF 2.0Crosswalks from NIST's informative references
  • MITRE ATT&CKThe threat library behind risk
  • STRIDEThreat modelling in Secure by Design
  • Your own frameworkAdded in its publisher's structure

Statement of Applicability

Which controls apply and why, on screen and as a CSV for the auditor.

Compliance

Risk register export, with its Criteria sheet

Your likelihood labels, impact dimensions and matrix travel with the register.

Risk Management

The design project PDF

The business impact analysis, diagrams, threat tables and sign-off matrix in one branded document.

Secure by Design

One platform, every stakeholder

Security is a team sport

Alvor is the shared surface between security and the business - one platform where both sides engage, collaborate, and move forward together.

01

Security

Run your entire program from one surface. Every risk, every policy, every audit - visible, structured, and under control.

02

The Business

A clear way to engage with security. Submit requests, see your risks, track progress, and upload evidence - all through one guided process.

03

IT Teams

Findings flow into tools you already use. Automated evidence collection, prioritised remediation, and clear ownership.

04

Executives

Dashboards that answer board questions in minutes. Risk posture, compliance status, maturity trends - always current.

05

Compliance

Map controls once, satisfy every framework. Continuous monitoring, automated evidence, and audit-ready reporting - always on.

06

Risk Owners

Own your risks with full context. Treatment plans, acceptance workflows, and real-time scoring - all in one place.

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problems at the finish line

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