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Cork Cyber (Boulder, Colo.) has introduced Cork Cyber Score, a new feature within its Cork Vantage Platform designed to give managed service providers an internal view of cyber risk based on verified telemetry.
Cork Cyber Score is positioned as an informational risk signal rather than a pass-or-fail rating. The company says it complements traditional outside-in cyber scoring tools by focusing on internal conditions across endpoints, inboxes, and security controls.
Dan Candee, CEO, Cork.
“Cork Cyber Score is meant to guide better decisions, not judge outcomes,” says Dan Candee, CEO, Cork Cyber. “It works more like an advisory signal that helps MSPs understand risk and improve it over time, rather than a gatekeeping score used to approve or deny coverage. By combining internal insight with existing outside-in views, MSPs get a more complete and more practical understanding of cyber risk.”
The score translates internal telemetry into a single metric intended to help MSPs assess cyber posture, prioritize remediation efforts, and monitor progress. As vulnerabilities are addressed or controls strengthened, the score updates dynamically within the Cork Vantage Platform.
Cork Cyber says the feature provides MSPs with a structured way to communicate cyber risk and document improvement efforts as regulatory and insurance expectations around cybersecurity continue to evolve.
Cork Cyber Score is available immediately to existing Cork Vantage Platform customers.