Security incidents no longer sit within a single domain. They cross physical and digital environments, and most organisations are still responding to them in silos, with fragmented tools, split teams, and no unified record. The threat landscape is accelerating that problem: AI-enabled attacks are moving faster than ever, and employees deploying AI agents without guardrails have become a growing source of data exposure that traditional controls were not designed to catch. That gap is now a regulatory problem too. DORA, NIS2, FCA operational resilience obligations, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 all require structured, defensible, cross-domain evidence assembled under time pressure and signed off by a named individual with personal liability. The existing security stack was not built to produce it reliably. SIEMs handle cyber telemetry. GRC platforms manage policy. PSIMs oversee physical operations. None of them closes the gap between all three. Orphean is the intelligence layer that does. We correlate signals from physical security infrastructure and cyber systems in real time, across both domains, to give regulated enterprises a single coherent picture of every incident as it unfolds, and the auditable record to stand behind it. We sit above your existing tools. We do not replace them. Our platform is built for large regulated enterprises where coordination failures carry operational, financial and personal consequences, and where the question the regulator or auditor will ask next cannot be answered by pointing at four separate dashboards. Senior security and risk leaders across regulated industries consistently confirm that this is a structural problem, not a process gap. The tools available today leave organisations with more alerts and more dashboards, but no better answer to the question the regulator will ask. Orphean answers that question.
| Website | https://www.orphean.io/ |
| Employees | 7 (3 on RocketReach) |
| Industry | Computer and Network Security |
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Ronnie Wilson is the Chairman of Orphean.
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