Eostrix

🦉 Eostrix: Integrated Vulnerability Management for Corporate Compliance

“Security and compliance, unified under one intelligent lens.”


🧭 1. Project Title

Eostrix — an integrated platform that unifies vulnerability management, compliance automation, and risk prioritization for private companies.
Designed to simplify cybersecurity operations while empowering compliance excellence.


👥 2. Team & Roles

Member Role Contact Photo
Ionel-Iulian Prichindel Founder • Project Lead • Visionary 📧 ionel.prichindel@gmail.com Ionel-Iulian Prichindel

“Growing the idea into a powerful solution that reshapes vulnerability management.”


🚨 3. The Problem

Private companies—especially in regulated industries—struggle to maintain a strong cybersecurity posture due to:


💡 4. The Solution / Value Proposition

Eostrix provides a unified vulnerability management hub that consolidates all scanner outputs into a single, intelligent dashboard.

Core Value:


🎯 5. Customer Segments

Eostrix targets private companies seeking simplified compliance and robust cybersecurity:


⚔️ 6. Competition

Main Competitors:


🦾 7. Our Advantage

Competitive Edge Description
Integration Flexibility API-first architecture connecting both commercial and niche scanners.
Compliance-First Design Built from the ground up to simplify regulatory reporting.
Actionable Intelligence ML-driven prioritization based on business impact and exploitability.
User-Centric Interface Modern, intuitive dashboard inspired by “Fancy Wiki” aesthetics.

📈 8. Key Metrics

Metric Description
Vulnerability Remediation Time (VRT) Average time to identify and fix critical vulnerabilities.
Compliance Score Improvement Increase in adherence to regulatory frameworks.
Integration Rate Number of scanners actively feeding data into Eostrix.
Customer Retention & LTV Growth and sustainability indicators.
Manual Effort Reduction Hours saved in reporting and audits.

💰 9. Cost Structure


💵 10. Revenue Streams

Stream Description
Subscription Licensing Tiered SaaS plans (Basic → Enterprise).
Premium Add-ons AI threat prediction, advanced compliance packs.
Professional Services Custom integrations, consulting, and training.
Data Insights (Future) Aggregated, anonymized threat intelligence for industry benchmarking.

🧭 Customer Discovery Process

1. Identifying the Problem

The idea for Eostrix emerged directly from my professional experience at Ford Motor Company.
During my work there, I noticed a major gap in how vulnerabilities were managed across different departments and systems.
The existing tools were fragmented, and none provided a unified overview or effective prioritization method.

This first-hand exposure to the problem space revealed a clear need for a centralized, intelligent platform that integrates multiple scanners, reduces noise, and streamlines compliance reporting.


2. The Initial Solution Hypothesis

Initially, I proposed to develop an in-house solution that would address Ford’s specific needs.
After evaluating existing platforms, we found that none fully met the requirements, leading to the creation of a tailored internal product.

This internal success became the foundation for Eostrix, designed to help other organizations facing similar challenges.


3. Customer Discovery Plan

Stage 1 — Internal Validation:
Collaborate with Ford teams to test prototypes and confirm internal pain points.

Stage 2 — External Validation:
Engage with other companies and professionals to assess how widespread the need is and how Eostrix could adapt to various organizational contexts.


4. Detailed Discovery Process

a. Identifying Customer Segments

b. Reaching Potential Customers

I observed demand signals in the market by:

📸 Evidence

Below are images gathered during the discovery process that validate external market interest:

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Amazon job post – searching for engineers to build internal security management platforms. Amazon job post
Stripe job post – role description mentioning vulnerability management tooling. Stripe job post
LinkedIn conversation – discussion about working on security platform development. Conversation evidence

c. Collecting Information

Interactions included:

Key Questions Asked:

  1. How do you currently manage and prioritize vulnerabilities?
  2. Can you walk me through the process from when a scanner finds a critical vulnerability to when it’s resolved?
  3. When you have a long list of vulnerabilities, how do you decide which ones to fix first?
  4. Tell me about the last time a critical vulnerability took longer than expected to fix.
  5. Which tools do you use, and what are their main limitations?
  6. What’s the most inefficient or frustrating manual task your team has to do regarding vulnerabilities management.
  7. What’s the most frustrating part about preparing for a compliance audit (like PCI DSS or ISO 27001)?
  8. How do you currently gather and present evidence to auditors to prove a specific control is being met?
  9. Have you ever tried to get a budget for a new tool to help with these issues?

Findings:


5. Impact on Product Development

These findings directly influenced Eostrix’s roadmap:

At Ford, we are currently running a beta version internally, and Eostrix mirrors much of its proven functionality.


6. Readiness for Customer Validation

While early validation shows strong interest and relevance, I plan to:

Eostrix is nearing the Customer Validation stage, with strong problem validation and growing evidence of market need.

🌱 Vision Statement

“To empower every organization—regardless of size—to achieve compliance and cybersecurity excellence through intelligent automation and unified visibility.”