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Thanks for the kind words. We shall keep on making it better.
Cyber risk is finally getting the “as-code” treatment — and it’s about time.
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I was looking for a cyber risk engine to incorporate in our platform. I was surprised to see that there does not exist one in the entire internet. I went deep to understand, why it does not exist. Then I figured out its because, there is no way someone can write the cyber risks in a machine readable format. There is no declaritive language for this. Thats when I thought of creating this. CRML...
CRMLCRML is a declaritive language for writing cyberrisk as code
We have infrastructure as a code, network as a code but dont have anything as Risk As a Code. CRML is an open, declarative, engine-agnostic and Control / Attack framework–agnostic Cyber Risk Modeling Language. It provides a YAML/JSON format for describing cyber risk models, telemetry mappings, simulation pipelines, dependencies, and output requirements — without forcing you into a specific quantification method, simulation engine, or security-control / threat catalog.
CRMLCRML is a declaritive language for writing cyberrisk as code
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Introducing Myself
Hi Community, This is Sanket here. Building in the space of agnetic cyber risk management. Here to explore whats being built in the space and eventually launch my new product here. Anything that you think I should keep in mind let me know.
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I used it yesterday, The speed and how it reasons is another level I felt. Also the agent team capability is so powerful that I cannot actually put it in words. I used it to make a model on top of my declarative language for cyber risk.
Claude Opus 4.6Claude’s most advanced model for agentic tasks