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Security DataPoint provides investors with independent visibility into a company’s cybersecurity posture—an increasingly material factor in valuation, operational resilience, and deal risk.

We believe cybersecurity risk is financial risk, and modern investment decisions require transparent, data-driven insight.

We believe that cybersecurity risk is financial risk — and that modern portfolios need modern visibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Security DataPoint offering

SDP provides investors with clear, data-driven insights into the cybersecurity posture of publicly traded companies. By analyzing each company across six key security categories and normalizing the results to a simple 0–100 score, SDP helps investors quickly understand potential cyber-related risks that could impact business performance and long-term value. Our platform turns complex security signals into actionable intelligence, giving you an additional, independent data point to support smarter investment decisions.

Why does cybersecurity matter for investors?

Cyber incidents can lead to financial loss, operational disruptions, regulatory fines, and long-term damage to brand trust. Understanding a company’s cyber posture helps investors anticipate hidden risks.

How does SDP generate its scores?

We assess companies across six key cybersecurity and governance categories using external signals, public disclosures, and structured analysis. Each category is normalized to a 0–100 score to make comparisons simple and meaningful.

Does SDP data replace financial analysis?

No. SDP data complements traditional financial research by adding an independent cybersecurity risk metric, giving investors a more complete view of company health.

Which exchanges and market caps does SDP cover?

SDP provides cybersecurity risk data for companies listed on NASDAQ, NYSE, and AMEX.

Our current coverage includes small-cap, micro-cap, and nano-cap companies, totaling just over 3,000 publicly traded firms.

Coverage is scheduled to expand to include mid-cap companies in Q1 2026.

How will client receive the data

SDP supports both APIs as well as just regular PDF reports.  Availability based on  the chosen subscription level

Why does SDP focus on nano- to mid-cap companies?

Larger companies typically have the resources to maintain stronger cybersecurity, while smaller firms often don’t — making nano-, micro-, small-, and mid-cap companies more exposed to operational and financial cyber risks.

These smaller, higher-risk companies also tend to offer greater upside potential, which makes understanding their cybersecurity posture even more important for investors seeking to balance opportunity with informed risk management.