X-ROC: The XForce
Risk Operations Center
DigitalXForce X-ROC (XForce Risk Operations Center) is the operations layer of the TRiSCM platform. It is where a control failure, a posture change or a vendor event becomes an alert, a triage decision, an escalation and, when it is closed, a line in the board report.
DigitalXForce X-ROC (XForce Risk Operations Center)
Less effort
Continuous control testing and automated evidence collection replace manual audit preparation.
Always on
Control failures, risk changes and vendor events are alerted, triaged and escalated as they happen.
One score
The Digital Trust Score gives a board, a regulator or a customer one number they can follow over time.
A Risk Operations Center is an operating model for measuring, prioritizing and reducing risk continuously, in the way a security operations center handles threats continuously. It has a live view of exposure rather than a periodic assessment, ranks that exposure by business impact, gives every alert an owner, a deadline and an outcome, and reports upward in terms a board understands.
The model exists because the alternative has stopped working. Most risk teams are asked to prove continuous oversight with the staff they had for annual reviews. A quarterly risk register cannot describe an environment that changes daily, and a SOC is built to catch an attacker, not to tell a CFO what the organization’s exposure is worth this week.
X-ROC is DigitalXForce’s implementation of the model. It runs on the platform’s single data layer, so it does not need to be fed: the risk telemetry it works from is the output of the other modules. DigitalXForce can run X-ROC as a managed risk service, or the customer’s own team runs it.
How X-ROC Works
X-SPM supplies the posture state across cloud, identity, endpoint, application, OT and security operations, tested against live configuration through 250+ technology integrations. A posture change arrives in X-ROC as an event with the evidence attached, not as a separate dashboard.
Continuous Control Monitoring tests each control against live system state and maps it once to every framework it satisfies. A failed test is an X-ROC event. Closing it closes the gap across all of those frameworks, and the evidence of closure is retained for the auditor without a separate collection step.
Vendor events from the TPRM module and External Risk View flow into the same queue. A supplier whose exposed services changed overnight is triaged next to an internal control failure, ranked by impact rather than by where the signal came from.
AI systems are inventoried and assessed against NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, the EU AI Act, OWASP LLM Top 10 and MITRE ATLAS, and the assessment is repeated as the systems change. A model that drifts out of policy is an X-ROC event with an owner, like any other control failure.
Every event carries its test result, its evidence and its closure, so the audit pack is a query rather than a project. Automated control testing and audit benchmarking replace the collection step that used to start the audit cycle.
The Digital Trust Score turns the state of every control into one number a board, a regulator or a customer can follow over time. X-ROC is where the score is explained: which events raised it, which lowered it and what is outstanding. The Digital Trust Portal shares it with the stakeholders who need it.
What a Team Gets
From X-ROC
Continuous compliance
X-ROC validates controls continuously, flags the ones that fail and generates audit-ready evidence as it goes, across every framework the control is mapped to.
250+ technology integrations
From firewalls to identity systems, from cloud platforms to endpoint security, X-ROC reads the tools you already run and turns their output into one ranked view of risk.
AI JedAI and XForce GPT
AI JedAI analyzes incoming events, groups related ones and recommends the order of work. XForce GPT writes the narrative for an executive reader: what changed, what it is worth, what was done.
Dashboards for executives and boards
Dashboards and KPIs for the CISO, the CIO and the board are generated from live data rather than assembled for the meeting.
Cyber risk quantification
Every event is priced. Exposure is expressed as expected financial and operational impact and updated as the control state changes, so triage is a ranking by cost rather than by severity label.
Audit and risk operations, around the clock
Every event has an owner, a target date and a workflow. Remediation can be tracked in the platform or pushed into your ticketing tool, and the control is retested automatically when the work is marked done. Delivered 24x7 in cloud or hybrid deployment.
