What is Pytheus?

Pytheus is a security capability-intelligence platform. It gives security leaders a measurable picture of their program: where you stand today, how you compare to peers, and what to do next.

Most teams know they have gaps. What they lack is a defensible way to show where those gaps are, how serious each one is, and what fixing them is worth. Pytheus answers those questions with structure instead of opinion.

What Pytheus helps you do

• Measure your security program against a consistent capability model

• Benchmark your maturity and spend against anonymized peers by sector and size

• Map the tools you own to the capabilities they support, and see gaps and overlap

• Track how much of your posture you can actually prove with evidence

• Turn ranked recommendations into approved decisions and an executed roadmap

How it thinks about your program

Pytheus treats capabilities as the source of truth. A capability is a discrete security function or process, such as Patch Management or Identity Provisioning. Tools, contracts, spend, and evidence all connect back to the capabilities they support, so your view of the program stays anchored to the work that actually gets done.

Pytheus is built to be explained. Every score traces back to the inputs behind it, so you can stand behind the numbers in a board meeting or an audit.

To see the model that drives all of this, read What CAMP is. To understand the steps from inputs to scores, see How Pytheus works.