Pay premium rates.
Gamble on who shows up.

Call it what it is: the consultancy lottery. Book a consultancy for every scan and you get no consistency in scoping, pricing or methodology. The outcome varies, and so does the consultant.

Because the work is priced by the day and by the asset, your security spend grows in lockstep with your estate. The routine majority of the programme, the part your own team could own, stays locked up with a vendor.

The work your team
can already do.


The routine security programme is yours to run, on your schedule.

Own the routine programme

External attack surface, OSINT and vulnerability scanning. Run the same tools an experienced operator would use.

Every run is parsed automatically into findings, good-practice observations and technical commentary. No booking a consultancy for every scan, and no waiting a year to find out what changed.

A programme, not a pentest

Your pentest was true for one day in March. Dispatch keeps a persistent record of your estate, so every run builds on the last.

Pick any two runs and compare them to see which hosts and services appeared or disappeared, and which findings are new.

The operator's toolkit

This isn't a dumbed-down in-house tool. It's the same platform security consultancies use to deliver to their own clients.

Use the same tools and techniques as the pros.

Acme · External · Scan diff 12 Feb → 12 Mar
3 new findings 5 resolved +2 hosts ↓ net risk
New Outdated OpenSSH 7.4 10.0.4.18:22 Medium new this scan
New Anonymous FTP allowed 10.0.4.30:21 High new this scan
Resolved TLS 1.0 enabled 10.0.4.12:443 High not seen this scan
Ports web01.acme.com 10.0.4.12 changed +8443 · −8080
Any two scans: findings new and resolved, hosts and ports changed, and the shift in risk.

Representative view · scan-to-scan diff

Security that clears
the path.

Continuous, evidenced security stops being the gate the business waits behind.

A business enabler

Suppliers assessed on a regular cadence instead of by self-questionnaire, and projects that keep moving because the assurance is already in hand.

Each business unit or subsidiary gets its own organisation, and staff can be limited to the units they're assigned to. The programme becomes a capability the business runs on, not a gate it waits behind.

Audit-ready evidence

Your team runs and evidences the programme, then hands an accredited assessor a traceable and evidenced report to review and assess. It records the authorisation behind every scope and every tool used with its licence.

Findings map to OWASP automatically through CWE, and to NIST and CMMC controls through the MITRE ATT&CK techniques. There's no AI anywhere in the pipeline, so results are reproducible, which is exactly what an auditor relies on.

Your data never leaves

Self-hosted on your own infrastructure. For a multinational, that means data residency and regulatory sovereignty, not just privacy.

Your findings, reports and estate data stay on your network. The only thing Dispatch sends home is a daily licence heartbeat, and nothing is ever fed to a third-party.

NIST 800-53 Rev 5 · Coverage evidence evidence, not a score
18 observed satisfied 6 gap found 276 not evidenced
AC-17 · Remote AccessAccess Control
Tested · observed satisfied
SC-08 · Transmission Confidentiality and IntegritySystem and Communications Protection
Tested · gap found
Not evidenced: 276 of 300 controlsListed by family in the appendix
Not evidenced
No percentage, no pass/fail. Only what the testing actually evidenced.

Representative view · framework coverage · framework evidence and OSINT are part of Pro

Due diligence,
then the
live programme.

For an acquisitive group, Dispatch carries an acquisition from the first pre-deal exposure scan, through authorised deeper testing once you have access, into your live programme, all as one continuous record. Most scanners and GRC tools only cover one of those stages.

Pre-deal: set the target up as its own organisation and keep the work to external attack surface and OSINT, to see what the internet already knows before you sign
With access: deeper testing, gated by and recorded in the engagement-authorisation record
Post-acquisition: the same organisation rolls into your live programme, and inherited security debt becomes a price chip or an integration plan

Where you'd still
call a specialist.

Some work should stay with an external specialist: complex application testing, red teaming and threat-led exploitation, and independent assurance where you can't mark your own homework. Run the routine programme yourselves, and keep a specialist for the hard 20% and the assurance you can't self-attest.

See it against your own estate

Reclaim the budget.
Own the programme.

The fastest way to judge it is to watch it work against something you own. Tell us what you believe is exposed, and we'll show you the gap between your asset list and reality.