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Everything that stands between gut feeling and sign-off.
Before a reviewable risk report lands on your desk, there are questions: what does it do to our numbers? How does it hold up against Googling, ChatGPT and the forensic boutique? When does the software decide, when the human? Here you’ll find the answers — calculate, compare, read up, before you talk to us.
CalculatorWhat certainty costs — and what it saves — in your own numbers.Time saved versus manual research, damage avoided, fees secured — the ROI calculator sets your inputs against the effort a report replaces.Open the calculator →OrientationWe stand next to Googling, ChatGPT and the boutique — honestly, not glossed.Data incumbents give hits, the law firm gives a judgment at an hourly rate — Indicium gives the finished, assessed report. The table shows where each route is justified and where not.See the comparison →KnowledgeThe terms that count in your file and before the reviewer — precisely explained.GwG, fit & proper, NIS2, adverse media, beneficial owner and more — terms from compliance, law and data protection, searchable and set precisely enough that no legally trained reader stumbles.Open the glossary →ProofReal reports, no glossy promises.How regulated institutions decide with a reviewable risk report — anonymized, with the concrete finding and what it prevented, instead of round marketing numbers.Read the cases →InsightsWe write when something changes for regulated institutions.NIS2 implementation, GwG interpretation, new sanctions regimes, EU data sovereignty — practical guides for compliance, legal, and risk teams at regulated firms.To the blog →ReportNot a mockup — a real, anonymized report to click through.Sources dated, verdict reasoned, chain traceable. The most honest entry point: see the result first, then talk to us.See a sample report →
We write only when something changes for regulated institutions.
NIS2 implementation, GwG interpretation, new sanctions regimes, EU data sovereignty — assessing, not alarmist, and without flooding your inbox.