If you run IT for a group of companies, you know the drill. You email every GM on Monday. You chase all week. What comes back is late, patchy, and already out of date. PostureSight gives you one live dashboard of every subsidiary's security posture — you ask once, each office answers, nothing gets installed.
You just need to know whether a basic control is actually in place across the group. Here's what getting that answer really costs.
"Can everyone confirm MFA is on for VPN and send a screenshot?" — off it goes to five GMs in four countries.
Each GM forwards it to their local IT — if they read it. Two are travelling. One asks what MFA means.
Half reply. You're chasing screenshots, reconciling formats, and pasting it all into a spreadsheet by hand.
You finally have a picture. It's incomplete, you're not sure it's current, and the board asks again next quarter.
The problem was never the control. It's that you have no way to see across your own group without becoming a full-time chaser.
HQ launches a check — MFA, backups, patching, whatever matters. Each subsidiary answers in their own workspace. You watch the picture fill in live, by office and by country.
No agents, no sensors, no IT project at head office or in the branches. People confirm controls and attach evidence. Your subsidiaries' systems stay untouched — and the data stays yours.
When the board or your insurer asks "are we covered across the group?", you have the answer already — a clean summary per entity, without the week of chasing.
The big compliance platforms now manage multiple entities too — for tens of thousands a year, sold through a demo you have to sit through. This isn't that.
I'm a Group IT manager in Singapore. I built this because I live it — the Monday email to the GMs, the good-luck-getting-a-reply-by-Wednesday, the spreadsheet that's wrong the moment I save it.
It's early. There's no big launch, no logos to show you, no free-trial funnel. I'm building the first version now and I want to put it in front of people who have this exact problem before I build the wrong thing.
If any of the above made you nod, leave your email. I'll show you what I've got, ask you a few blunt questions, and you can tell me if it's worth continuing. That's the whole ask.
Leave your work email. No spam, no drip campaign — just an early look and an honest conversation.