Incidents
are Inevitable.
Chaos Isn’t.

BreachRx pioneers Cybersecurity Incident Response Management (CIRM); aligning security, legal, privacy, IT, communications, and executives on a single system, one that executives expect they already have, but don’t.

Because after containment, decisions—not detection—determine your outcome.

You’re Prepared for Attacks.
Not for What Comes After.

The real exposure begins after detection.

Cyber incidents are no longer just technical. They trigger enterprise-wide coordination across security,
IT, legal, finance, communications, business units, and executive leadership.

Meanwhile, regulators demand faster, more accurate decisions and disclosures, often while the incident
is still unfolding.

Traditional tools weren’t built for this.

Modern incident response must operate as a coordinated enterprise-wide process, designed to reduce business risk, not just contain threats.

Cybersecurity Incident Response Management (CIRM)

Transform incident response into a structured, enterprise-wide process for managing risk, decision-making, and defensibility.

Coordinated Execution

Centralize response activity so every team moves in sync.

Real-Time Visibility

See current status, obligations, and risk as decisions unfold.

Clear Ownership

Assign accountability across security, legal, privacy, IT, communications, and leadership.

Defensible Documentation

Capture decisions and actions in a complete, audit-ready record.

Without CIRM, organizations rely on meetings, chat channels, spreadsheets,
and disconnected tools during their highest-risk moments.

With CIRM, response becomes controlled, aligned, and audit-ready by design.

Incidents Expose the Same Systemic Failures Every Time

Unclear Decision Context

Decisions are made without shared context or defensible documentation.

Fragmented Coordination

Status, decisions, and accountability scatter across tools and meetings.

Escalating Exposure

Financial and regulatory risk grows as teams debate ownership and priorities.

Manual Obligation Tracking

Regulatory obligations are tracked by hand, increasing operational risk.

What breaks down isn’t execution. It’s the ability to make confident decisions, with clear ownership, and real-time awareness under pressure. Incident response is now a core enterprise-wide function, yet it’s still managed like an ad hoc scramble.

Platform

The Rex Platform™: Operationalize Enterprise Response

Elevate Incident response as an enterprise-wide response, beyond technical.

The Rex Platform™ turns CIRM into a coordinated enterprise-wide response. It aligns security, legal, privacy, IT, communications, business units, and executive leadership in one common system—creating a shared source of truth and embedding defensibility into response execution.

Rex AI®, Built Into CIRM

The Rex Platform™ embeds Rex AI® directly into the incident response—providing real-time guidance, structured workflows, and contextual awareness.

Rex doesn’t replace decision-makers. It helps you move faster, stay aligned, and avoid missed steps during high-pressure moments.

Rex AI

Context

Updates tasks & deadlines based on real-time state.

Playbooks

Adapts workflows as incident evolves.

Risk

Surfaces obligations & dependencies instantly.

Decisions

Reinforces escalation pathways.

Real Perspectives. Real Results.

Former CSO at Facebook, Uber, Cloudflare
Joe Sullivan

“In a high-stakes incident, structure and accountability matter as much as containment. If the Rex Platform™ had been in use at Uber, giving us real-time visibility and documented decision authority, it would have changed how we managed the response and likely the outcome.”

Former CISO at Cigna
Jim Beeson

“The technical response is only part of the equation. What truly determines the outcome is how well the organization aligns decisions across security, legal, privacy, and leadership. BreachRx addresses that gap in a way most tools simply don’t.”

CISO & CIO at Abacus Insights
Bill Brown

“With BreachRx, we aren’t limited to a single Incident Commander or at risk of having incidents being handled inconsistently. There’s no guesswork about what to do next, and that is huge for us.”