GRC platform that converts security data into threat intelligence
Avertro builds a GRC platform (CyberHQ) that translates raw security telemetry into actionable threat models. The stack—React, Node.js, GraphQL, TypeScript on AWS—is modern and API-first, enabling real-time ingestion of security signals. Current hiring leans engineering-heavy (3 of 5 open roles) with senior-level positions, and pain points around scaling front-end architecture and high-volume transaction processing suggest the product is hitting throughput walls as usage grows.
Avertro, founded in 2019 and based in San Francisco, develops a GRC platform designed to bridge governance and threat defense. The product ingests real-time security telemetry and allows teams to simulate attack paths and model threat scenarios within minutes, converting static compliance data into operational intelligence. The company targets security and GRC teams at mid-market organizations. With 11–50 employees and accelerating hiring across engineering and sales, Avertro is expanding internationally, with open roles in Australia, the United Kingdom, Vietnam, and the Philippines.
Avertro's platform is built on React and Material-UI (front-end), Node.js and GraphQL (backend), TypeScript, Jest, and Cypress (testing), with deployment on AWS and SQL databases.
Current development priorities are enhancing backend performance and scaling front-end architecture, with noted challenges around high-volume transaction processing and translating fragmented security data into quantifiable intelligence.
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