Whether you're governed by GDPR, NIS2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, or a sector-specific regulation, FireBreak™ provides a measurable advantage. Most breaches that lead to regulatory fines involve failures in access management, lack of technical controls, or inability to demonstrate governance.

FireBreak™ strengthens your posture by eliminating the risk altogether. Instead of attempting to secure exposed systems, it removes them from exposure—creating a compliance-safe state by default. It supports requirements for isolation, recovery, and fail-safe infrastructure without adding operational burden.

It also fits into governance frameworks without modification—providing clear, actionable evidence of enforcement. This is the type of defensible control regulators want to see—and insurers want to underwrite.

Audits are only as strong as your ability to show action. But legacy controls leave trails that are hard to interpret or validate—especially when relying on overlapping software, identity systems, and rule sets.

FireBreak™ provides a simple, verifiable audit trail based on a physical event: on or off, connected or disconnected. Each state change is logged and attributable. There’s no ambiguity, no conditional logic, and no dependency on external systems.

This gives auditors and assessors clear evidence that access control was enforced—when, where, and how it was implemented. Whether you're under routine audit or investigating an incident, FireBreak™ ensures that your compliance record is clear, binary, and defensible.

When a breach occurs, regulators and courts will ask: what could the organisation have done to prevent this? If the answer is software-based and probabilistic, it may not hold up.

FireBreak™ provides a proactive and documented control that goes beyond expectations. If a critical system was disconnected—or if a disconnection policy was available and enforceable—organisations can show they took appropriate action to prevent escalation.

This can significantly reduce fines, protect board-level executives from liability, and show insurers that all reasonable measures were taken. FireBreak™ becomes a part of your legal and reputational defence—as well as your technical one.

Cyber insurance providers are raising standards. They want to see real controls—not just tool lists. Premiums and payout terms are increasingly tied to an organisation’s ability to enforce segmentation, manage access, and recover quickly.

FireBreak™ checks all those boxes with a single action. Its ability to isolate systems completely—instantly and physically—gives underwriters greater confidence and allows risk teams to negotiate better rates, terms, or coverage limits.

In a market where claims are scrutinised more than ever, FireBreak™ offers clarity and simplicity that insurers value. It's a tool that improves your risk profile—and your ability to recover faster and cleaner.

Boards want confidence. They want to know that risk is understood, managed, and controlled. But slides about firewalls or patch management rarely build that trust. Executives want clarity—something tangible that proves systems can be protected.

FireBreak™ gives you exactly that. It’s a physical, visible, easily explained control. When discussing cyber risk with the board, you can show that critical systems can be removed from exposure at a moment’s notice.

This strengthens your position as a risk owner, simplifies board-level communication, and demonstrates maturity in governance. FireBreak™ doesn’t just reduce risk—it helps you report it with confidence.