Squalify, a leading top-down cyber risk quantification (CRQ) platform, today announced its expansion into the U.S. market with its first major customer and new enhancements to its Cyber Risk Platform. Backed by Munich Re—the world’s leading cyber reinsurer—and an official licensee of its cyber risk quantification model, the Munich-based startup is building on its rapid growth across Europe to help U.S. organizations translate technical risks into clear, defensible board-ready financial metrics.
With its first major U.S. customer, Henry Meds, a fast-growing digital healthcare company in the Bay Area, Squalify will deliver transparent, board-focused risk insights that support smarter security investments, stronger regulatory alignment, and more effective boardroom reporting. As demand grows for top-down CRQ tools across healthcare, finance, manufacturing, insurance, retail, automotive, tech, and other industries, Squalify’s U.S. expansion ensures organizations can better quantify cyber risk in dollars and connect security spending directly to business priorities.
“With the Squalify platform, we now have a clear view of which business…
