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Secure Rating IQ

Security Information and Event Mgmt. (SIEM)

Commercial Vendor
E
Enterprise
OpenMSP Score
20
7
Reddit Impact Score

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Secure Rating IQ (SRIQ) is a security ratings and attack surface management platform made by VectoraIQ, a company based in Bogota, Colombia. It is one of several modules in VectoraIQ's broader AI operations platform and runs as a hosted web app at sriq.app, with the interface available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. SRIQ is built for MSPs and MSSPs to resell under their own brand: according to the vendor, it is white-label and multi-tenant, with each client isolated in its own tenant and every tenant run from a single console. The workflow starts with adding a client domain as a target and launching a scan. SRIQ then discovers subdomains, open ports, and findings, and continuously evaluates nine risk factors to produce an A-F security rating. The app includes an assessment view, a risk heatmap, remediation tracking, scheduled monitoring, notifications, and PDF compliance reports. Compliance reporting covers international standards (the vendor cites ISO, NIST, and PCI) alongside regulations for Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico - a point of difference from most US-centric ratings tools. The vendor also lists cloud security posture management (CSPM) for AWS, Azure, and GCP, third-party risk monitoring, financial risk quantification in USD with a cyber-insurability view, ISO 27001 governance, Jira/ServiceNow ticketing, and scheduled executive reports. Two modules are marked as coming soon in the app at the time of review: Digital Footprint (credential-leak detection, GitHub/Pastebin secret scanning, typosquat domains, and dark web monitoring) and a SOC/SIEM integration that pushes findings to Splunk, Sentinel, or QRadar via syslog, CEF, or webhook. Sign-in supports authenticator-app two-step verification. SRIQ is closed-source commercial software. Pricing is not published; the app references plan names such as Advanced Assessment and Executive Premium.
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Key Features

White-Label Multi-Tenancy

Each client isolated in its own tenant, all managed from one console and resold under the MSP's brand.

Cloud Security Posture (CSPM)

Posture checks for AWS, Azure, and GCP environments.

Third-Party Risk Monitoring

Continuous monitoring of vendors and suppliers in a client's supply chain.

Financial Risk & Cyber-Insurability

Quantifies exposure in USD and shows a client's cyber-insurance readiness.

Remediation & Executive Reports

Remediation tracking, scheduled monitoring, and scheduled executive reports; vendor also lists Jira/ServiceNow ticketing.

A-F Security Ratings

Continuous evaluation of nine risk factors rolled into a multi-factor A-F rating per client domain.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Built for MSP Resale

White-label branding and per-client tenants make it a sellable security service rather than an internal tool.

Broad Coverage in One Platform

EASM, CSPM, brand protection, third-party risk, and governance sit in one console instead of several point tools.

Strong LATAM Compliance Coverage

Dedicated compliance reports for Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico on top of international standards suit MSPs serving Latin American clients.

Client-Ready Reporting

Scheduled executive reports and USD risk figures give MSPs a clear artifact for QBRs and upsell conversations.

Fits Existing Ticketing

Jira and ServiceNow integrations route findings into remediation workflows with SLA tracking.

Cons

Not Open Source

Closed-source SaaS; the scoring engine cannot be audited or self-hosted.

No Public Pricing

Pricing is sales-led, which makes cost comparison and margin planning harder up front.

Young Vendor, Limited Public Footprint

Few independent reviews, community discussions, or public docs exist yet to validate the platform.

Key Modules Still in Development

Digital Footprint (leak and brand monitoring) and SIEM integration are marked as coming soon in the app.

Spanish-First Vendor, Limited English Docs

The parent company site defaults to Spanish; the app itself supports English, Spanish, and Portuguese, but public English documentation is limited.

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