Hi !
Throughout my little career helping companies secure their infrastructure, I noticed a massive, recurring problem: organizations were flying completely blind when it came to compliance. With security frameworks and regulations becoming more numerous and complex by the day, keeping track has become a nightmare.
Initially, I built internal automations to run quick security checkups and map out access matrices and network flows in real time. That’s when I had an "aha" moment: visual diagrams speak much louder to stakeholders than a technician's 500-page report.
So, I built Gromio. We developed a frictionless agent that silently collects data without ever being blocked by EDRs. Gromio turns that raw data into interactive, real-time cartography (Business Impact Analysis, AD Tiering, AGDLP access matrices, and attack paths).
For CISOs and IT managers, it provides a crystal-clear vision of their security posture at any given moment. It instantly highlights compliance anomalies, explains exactly how to fix them, and tracks who is assigned to the remediation.
Finally, because I wanted to empower IT service providers, the entire platform is built with an MSSP-first DNA: white-labeling, true multi-tenancy, and automated usage-based sub-billing are baked right in.
I’d love to hear your thoughts:
* How do you currently bridge the gap between technical reality and compliance reporting?
* Are visual maps something you've wished for when talking to non-technical stakeholders or clients?
You don't have to take my word for it—you can explore our interactive maps right now. I've opened a public demo environment accessible to everyone at: https://console.gromio.fr
Let me know what you think!