Getting started
Welcome to Radius360
A guide to running your security program in Radius360, from onboarding your first client to generating your first board report.
Radius360 is the decision layer for security leaders. Instead of storing compliance documents in yet another tool, Radius360 reads across your existing security stack and turns that live signal into the governance artifacts your program needs: scored risks, mapped controls, owned mitigation tasks, evidence-backed policies, and board-ready reports.
This guide walks you through everything from your first client onboarding to the deeper workflows that power vCISO practices, in-house security teams, and MSSPs running multi-tenant programs.
What to read, in order
Onboard clients in minutes
The onboarding wizard seeds starter risks, policies, and framework assessments based on the frameworks you pick for each client.
Connect the tools you already use
46 integrations across SIEM, XDR, EDR, cloud, and identity. 23 of them are "deep", auto-generating mapped risks from live data.
Run multi-framework assessments
30 frameworks pre-mapped. Evidence collected by one integration counts toward every framework that touches the same control.
Ask the GRC Assistant
Conversational queries grounded in your live data. No generic LLM output, answers come from your risks, policies, evidence, and frameworks.
Generate board reports
Posture score, top risks, framework progress, and what changed this quarter, pulled from your real data, written for non-technical readers.
Track risks to resolution
AI-assisted scoring, SLA enforcement, evidence attached automatically from connected integrations. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Where to start
If this is your first time in Radius360, head to the quick start guide. It walks through the five things to do in your first 30 minutes so you finish with a populated risk register, a connected integration, an in-progress framework assessment, and a first draft of a board report.