Platform Overview

Adversarial Risk Management (Adversarial) is a SaaS platform that enables organizations to identify, assess, and mitigate digital threats. The platform organizes tools into modules that address an organization’s threat profile, risks, incidents, and compliance needs, allowing business leaders from a broad range of backgrounds to establish and operate a mature cybersecurity program. Available fully managed or as a standalone product, the platform simplifies and focuses the core functions of a cybersecurity team and instruments a cyber program in a repeatable and durable form.

The TRIC modules

The platform is organized into four core modules, collectively referred to as TRIC:

Module	Purpose
Threat Profile	Define the organization’s cyber mission by mapping threat objectives to adversary motivation and intent
Risk Register	Track, assess, and manage cybersecurity risks with AI-assisted scoring
Incident Register	Record and manage security incidents with severity assessment and response procedures
Compliance	Map controls and governance activities to regulatory and framework requirements

How the platform works

The platform is centered around establishing a company Threat Profile. By organizing cyber threat objectives by the motivation and intent of the adversary, the platform enables identification of the organization’s cyber mission. With this business-level validation of priorities, Adversarial applies continuous threat intelligence monitoring to map the latest techniques, tactics, and procedures from incidents and observations at other companies and predict the threats that must be effectively defended against.

From the threat profile, the workflow flows into operational management:

1. Threat Profile — Establish which threat objectives matter to your organization based on adversary motivation and your business context.
2. Risk Register — Risks entering the register (via API integrations, CSV imports, or manual entry) are assessed against the threat profile. AI-assisted scoring evaluates likelihood, impact, and associated threat objectives.
3. Incident Register — Security incidents are scored and categorized with the same threat-objective alignment, keeping incident response tied to the organization’s defined priorities.
4. Compliance — Governance reporting and compliance mapping connect the operational data from risks and incidents to the controls and frameworks the organization must satisfy.

Learn more

• Threat Objectives — the six core threat objectives that define your organization’s threat profile
• AI Features — how the platform uses AI for risk scoring, incident scoring, and governance reporting