Senticit Meridian Pulse™
Boards do not read risk registers. Meridian Pulse™ turns scattered technology and security risk signals into a single posture a leadership team can read in one glance — an overall band, the categories driving it, the risks actively getting worse, and a plain statement of how much of that picture is actually evidenced rather than asserted.
What it reports
- Overall posture
- a RAG band and a 0–100 read
- By category
- mean and peak, per risk area
- Worsening
- risks trending the wrong way this read
- Trend-adjusted posture
- shown beside the unweighted one
- Basis coverage
- how much of the register is evidenced
What Pulse does
A number a board can act on, and decompose
Pulse shows its arithmetic. Every risk carries its likelihood, its impact and its category, so a posture that moved can always be traced to the risks that moved it — and a category nobody has assessed is reported as unassessed, never as calm.
One Posture, Board-Readable
An overall RAG band and a 0–100 read, assembled from your risk register rather than from an opinion. It fits on one slide and survives being questioned.
Category Telemetry
Mean and peak scores per risk category, so a single severe risk cannot hide inside a calm average — and a calm average cannot hide a severe risk.
Trend Adjustment, Shown Separately
Risks trending worse are counted and surfaced, and the trend-adjusted posture is displayed beside the unweighted one rather than replacing it — so reads stay comparable across periods that did and did not carry trend data.
Unassessed Is Not Green
A category with nothing in it is reported as "not assessed", not as the best band on the page. An empty register is the absence of information, and Pulse refuses to award it a passing colour.
Basis Coverage
Pulse states how much of the register is actually evidenced. A confident posture drawn from three evidenced risks and forty asserted ones is a posture worth caveating, and it says so.
Top Risks With Their Arithmetic
The risks driving the posture, each with score, category, likelihood and impact — because a number nobody can decompose is a number nobody should act on.
On the roadmap, not shipped: automated risk-signal feeds. Today, signals reach Pulse through the Meridian API or the console intake — which keeps the register something a human owns rather than something a connector quietly fills.
Why it matters
The benefits of Meridian Pulse™
- One posture the board can read without a briefing
- Severity that cannot hide inside an average
- Risks getting worse, surfaced every read
- Unassessed areas named instead of coloured green
- An honest statement of how evidenced the picture is
- Every number traceable to the risks behind it
Give your board a risk read they can question
Bring your risk register and we will show you the posture Meridian Pulse™ reports — including how much of it is currently resting on assertion rather than evidence.