PatientLock

Cybersecurity control, remediation & proof

Find cyber risk. Fix it. Prove it.

Control the controls. Bend the math.

VitalSec is PatientLock's flagship cybersecurity software platform. It connects to the security tools in your environment, identifies control failures and material cyber exposure, carries out approved remediation, checks what changed afterward, keeps the proof, and shows whether modeled cyber risk is compressing or expanding.

Risk compression in motion.

Drive cyber risk toward its irreducible minimum.

VitalSec keeps your controls working and configured correctly, automatically remediates vulnerabilities where supported and authorized, and preserves proof. Under the Ford Model’s assumptions, that continuous work bends your risk curve toward the Risk Floor (R_min)—the irreducible minimum of residual risk. Not zero, but the point at which risk can no longer be reduced.

See the Ford Model Understand the Risk Floor

Residual cyber risk

Verified security state over time

Ford Model

dR/dt < 0 ⇔ E + P > D + A

Higher residual risk ↑Time →

Irreducible risk floor

The minimum residual risk for your environment.

R_min
01Control restoredThe turning point in this example: Enforcement + Proof Continuity now exceed Decay + Adversarial Pressure.
02Result verifiedRetesting confirms the required control state. It records evidence along the trajectory; it does not cause a separate risk drop.
03Proof refreshedRisk continues to decline only while enforcement holds and proof stays current. If that balance fails, risk can rise again.

What VitalSec does

Cybersecurity work should end with proof that the fix worked.

VitalSec connects observation to corrective action, a follow-up check, evidence, and risk measurement. It is designed to close work, not add another alert queue.

Example workflow · customer-authorized actions

See how VitalSec works
  1. 01

    Observe

    Bring together current endpoint, identity, vulnerability, cloud, network, and control evidence from Rusty and connected systems.

  2. 02

    Decide

    Compare the current evidence with the required condition, prioritize what matters, and choose the next action within the customer's policy and permissions.

  3. 03

    Act

    Run or route the approved correction through the system that is allowed to make the change.

  4. 04

    Validate

    Check the environment again after the action and compare the new evidence with what was required. A command receipt or success message alone does not close the work.

  5. 05

    Prove

    Keep the source evidence, approved action, retest, and observed result together in Evidence Continuity so the history can be inspected later.

  6. 06

    Measure

    Use the validated evidence to recalculate modeled risk direction and show whether risk is moving down, moving up, or holding steady.

Cyber evidence beyond the security team

The same evidence can support reporting, audit, underwriting, renewal, and claims.

Security comes first. Once VitalSec has current evidence of the state before a change, the approved action, and what the environment showed afterward, authorized teams can use that history for executive and GRC reporting, audit and compliance, and risk-transfer decisions.

Current evidence history

One evidence history. Different authorized uses.

  1. Observed state

    Control and exposure evidence tied to its source

  2. Validated change

    Approved action and the state observed afterward

  3. Durable proof

    Evidence that exists before someone asks for it

Who can use this evidence

Security & GRC teams
Brokers
Underwriters
Claims teams

Explore VitalSec

See the platform at work.

Explore the capabilities behind VitalSec—from Rusty at the endpoint to remediation, testing, evidence, and risk measurement. Talk to Jim if you have questions about your environment.