Quod Orbis Continuous Controls Monitoring

What it does

Quod Orbis Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM) replaces periodic, manual control assessments with always-on measurement of control state across an organisation's entire control estate, covering cyber security, IT governance, operational resilience, compliance and third-party controls. Its distinguishing approach is data-source independence. Instead of a fixed connector catalogue, the platform connects to any technology wherever it sits, including cloud, on-premises, legacy, IoT and operational technology systems, and correlates the results into a single source of truth for control and compliance posture, monitored around the clock for drift.

How it works

The platform ingests data continuously from security, IT and business systems and maps each measured control to several frameworks, including ISO 27001, NIST CSF, PCI DSS, DORA, NIS2, SOX and ISO 42001. Detected drift alerts teams or raises tickets in connected IT service management (ITSM) tools, and AI-driven predictive risk scoring ranks the controls most likely to fail. Key Risk Indicator (KRI) and Key Performance Indicator (KPI) dashboards serve operational teams, auditors and the board, and the Business Impact Intelligence module computes a Business Impact Score across financial protection, operational resilience, recovery readiness and regulatory trust.

Credentials and traction

The platform was named Market Leader in Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM) at the 2025 Global InfoSec Awards and is a Sample Vendor for CCM in the 2024 and 2026 Gartner Hype Cycles for Cyber-Risk Management. It appeared in the 2024 Cybersecurity40 Top 10 and is an approved supplier on the UK G-Cloud framework. Customers include Martin-Baker, Direct Line Group and Daiwa Capital Markets Europe, and clients span large corporations, government and mid-size organisations in financial services, banking, aerospace and leisure.