What does a security and resilience platform replace?
Fig replaces fragmented combinations of evidence folders, spreadsheet trackers, point compliance tools, vulnerability scanners, policy libraries, risk registers, and board reporting packs. It connects those workflows in one operating model rather than forcing teams to stitch outputs together manually.
How are the solutions connected to each other?
Asset discovery feeds risk scoring, security telemetry feeds resilience work, policy controls drive remediation workflows, and the same operational data supports insurance and board reporting. That means evidence collected once can support multiple use cases.
Do we need to replace our existing tooling to use Fig?
No. Fig connects to the systems you already use across cloud, security, IT operations, identity, and service management so you can keep your current stack while adding clearer workflows and consolidated evidence.
Which teams benefit from the solutions catalogue?
MSPs use Fig to deliver security, resilience, and assurance services across client portfolios, while corporate teams use it for direct governance, third-party oversight, and audit readiness. The platform supports both independent and shared-control operating models.
How quickly can the platform start producing useful evidence?
Most customers are operational within 48 hours. Once integrations are connected, Fig begins collecting evidence, evaluating controls, and surfacing governance tasks immediately, so the platform becomes useful long before a traditional GRC rollout would finish.