IT & organisational risk reporting
Auditable, current, and tied to the things risks actually attach to.
In most tools a risk is a row in a register, disconnected from the thing it describes. In state3 a risk is attached to the application, vendor, service, infrastructure or business activity it actually sits on. That connection is the point: it tells you who owns the risk, what else is exposed through the same dependencies, and what a treatment would touch.
Attach risks to any S3E component — and track who owns them.
Risk treatments are first-class — not free text in a spreadsheet.
The Risk Dashboard bundles 16 widgets you can drag, hide and save.
A risk register tells you what you are worried about. Connecting those risks to the estate tells you which of them sit on systems half the organisation depends on, and which sit on something nobody has used since 2019.
Auditable, current, and tied to the things risks actually attach to.
Know what matters most and what depends on what.
Track exposure across a moving fleet of technology and contracts.
What a system costs, and which renewals land next quarter.
IT financial managementWhat an application costs, who owns it, and what depends on it.
application portfolio managementWhat a change touches, before you approve it.
change impact assessmentServices linked to the infrastructure beneath them.
IT service managementThe same model read from the other end: what an alert actually affects.
organisational context for IT operationsThe standing questions, answerable without commissioning a report.
technology intelligence for CIOs