Your risk assessments take weeks.
Your risks
won’t wait.
92% of teams spend more than a day on a risk assessment, 58% more than a week. AIRA gives that time back to your analysts, without taking anything away from their judgment.
Connect. Contextualize. Prioritize.
Your assets, threats, controls and obligations live today in tools that do not talk to each other. The Hub connects them, and it is from those connections that prioritized risks emerge. Hover an element for the details.
prioritizes
Servers, applications, data, third parties: AIRA builds the inventory of your estate and keeps it up to date.
Every asset carries a named owner. Accountability becomes explicit, and follow-ups automatic.
Attack scenarios drawn from frameworks and threat intelligence, tied to the assets actually exposed in your organization.
Technical and organizational weaknesses, correlated with threats and assets so you only handle what truly matters.
Existing or planned measures, continuously assessed: AIRA computes residual risk, not just inherent risk.
ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA, GDPR: what your regulations expect becomes the measures the assessment expects, checked against your actual controls.
Your incident history and threat intelligence: real-world experience readjusts your likelihoods, instead of a frozen score.
Every risk is translated into a quantified business consequence, the only language that makes an executive committee decide.
The whole risk assessment,
from asset to decision
From threat scenarios to the signed risk letter, AIRA automates what takes weeks and leaves the judgment to your analysts.
Threat scenarios
AIRA builds the scenarios that target your actual assets, from your inventory and threat intelligence, instead of a generic list copied from one workshop to the next.
Learn more (in French) →Every scenario is tied to your actual assets, with its threat actors, vectors and likelihood. You see what is aiming at you, not a generic threat list.
Scoring and residual risk
Every risk is scored before and after your actual measures, on your own matrix, then translated into business impact.
Learn more (in French) →Treatment plans with an owner and a due date, operational risks grouped into major risks, decision history kept. Your leadership reads business impact, not technical references.
A risk letter ready to sign
Threats, vulnerabilities, scenarios, measures and the owner's decision: the assessment comes out as one document your leadership signs.
Learn more (in French) →The frameworks that apply to you (NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001…) feed the assessment: they set the measures expected on each asset, and a missing measure stays a visible gap. A measure entered once serves them all.
See AIRA before
you create your workspace
Six screens, six questions you are already asking yourself. Pick the one you care about.
Your risks, scored and prioritized
Every risk is scored before and after controls, then placed on your matrix, the one you configured, not a scale imposed on you.
- Fully configurable impact / likelihood matrix
- Inherent and residual scoring, history kept
- Operational risks grouped into major risks
An analyst that knows your context
The assistant answers from your assets, your risks and your frameworks : not from a generic model trained on the web.
- It answers on your real scope, not on generalities
- It drafts your summaries and your risk analyses
- Model hosted in France: your data does not leave
Your whole estate, kept current
Servers, applications, data, third parties: AIRA keeps the inventory of what you have to protect, with a named owner on every asset.
- Business owner and technical owner on every row
- Criticality and environment, filterable in one click
- Bulk import from the exports you already have
The work, asset by asset
For every asset in your scope, the expected measures and their actual status. No more spreadsheet kept on the side.
- Expected measures are derived from the asset type
- Status is editable from the inventory, the scope or the assignment screen
- A ruled-out measure stays visible, with its rationale
Who does what, and by when
Every gap becomes an action owned by a person, with a due date and progress. Delays show up without anyone having to look for them.
- The owner is picked from your org chart
- Assets and measures attached to the action, adjustable
- Being late is computed, not declared
Your frameworks, as input to the assessment
AIRA works out which frameworks actually apply to you and derives the measures expected on each asset. Their gaps feed the assessment, not a separate spreadsheet.
- 21 frameworks, ready to use
- A measure entered once feeds several frameworks
- Gaps surface as you go, not the night before the audit
How your inventory becomes
an action plan
Four steps, and each one feeds on the previous. You never enter the same thing twice.
Your scope
You describe what you have: assets, owners, entities, line of business.
- Bulk import or guided entry
- A named owner on every asset
What applies to you
AIRA derives the frameworks that genuinely apply to you, and the measures expected on each asset type.
- 21 frameworks supported
- Derived from your sector, regions and data processed
What is missing
The gap between expected and deployed surfaces on its own, asset by asset, and feeds the residual risk. No spreadsheet kept on the side.
- Gaps tracked per framework
- Nothing to recompute by hand before an audit
What you do about it
Every risk to reduce becomes an action with an owner, a due date and progress. Being late is computed for you.
- Owner picked from your org chart
- Decision history kept
Your data stays in France.
AIRA and your data are hosted in France, with French operators. Security and data protection by design.
Where your data lives, in detail (in French) →Plans that grow with you
Pick the plan that matches your size: we get back to you within one business day. Custom for tailored enterprise contracting.
Wire transfer billing on every plan: request, invoice, then your workspace opens as soon as the transfer clears. Custom: quote, tailored contract and security review, with support.
Before you decide
How does AIRA change a risk assessment run in workshops and spreadsheets?
It removes the re-keying, not the judgment. In workshops and spreadsheets, the inventory gets copied over, threats are listed by hand and scoring is redone at every review. AIRA starts from your inventory, builds the scenarios, scores each risk before and after your actual measures and prepares the risk letter: your analysts validate and decide instead of re-keying. And everything stays in France, your data as well as the AI model.
Do we need to install an agent or connect our systems?
No. AIRA does not connect to your infrastructure and installs nothing on your side: you describe your scope, or import it from the exports you already have. That is a choice, not a temporary limitation, there is no access to your systems to grant, so no added attack surface, and nothing for your infrastructure team to sign off before you start.
How long before we are up and running?
Your workspace opens as soon as the transfer clears, provisioning itself takes one to two minutes. The real ramp-up time is then down to you: it depends on describing your scope. A first inventory of around thirty assets can be entered or imported within a day, and the applicable frameworks are derived on their own from there.
Is our data isolated from other clients?
Yes, and not merely by an application-level filter. Every client gets its own workspace, with its own database, your data is not extra rows in a shared table. A faulty query therefore cannot surface another organization's data, because it simply is not in the same place.
What if our needs go beyond the published plans?
That is what the Custom plan is for: quote, invoice, purchase order, tailored contract and a supported security review. It is also the normal route for a multi-entity organization or one with a formal procurement process. Write to us and we will start from your constraints rather than from a pricing grid.