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Here at Spendbase our internal data shows that Rivial Data Security is seen as a high-value, partner-like platform, especially for financial institutions and credit unions.

Overall sentiment
– Average rating across the latest feedback: about 4.8–5.0 out of 5
– Themes: strong support team, meaningful risk quantification, and better exam/audit readiness

Key strengths Spendbase clients highlight
– Risk & compliance management
– Clear structure for IT/cyber risk assessments
– Ability to track findings, assign tasks, and monitor remediation in one place
– Strong fit for regulatory exams and audits (internal, external, and regulatory)

• Quantitative cyber risk
• Clients value the move from “High/Medium/Low” to dollar-based impact

• Board and audit committees get clearer ROI stories for security investments

• Centralization & time savings

• One-stop shop for:
  • Evidence and artifacts
  • Audit reports and documentation
  • Ongoing control monitoring

• Noticeable reduction in time spent chasing evidence before exams

• Service quality

• Very responsive, “true partner” team
• vCISO services and guidance for non-technical risk leaders
• Proactive reminders for board reporting, tabletop tests, scans, and audits

Usability and learning curve
Our internal data shows that many Spendbase clients find the interface clean and intuitive once they get used to it, but there are recurring comments about:

• Initial learning curve around:
• Navigation and UI flow
• GRC terminology and calculations
• Mitigation: clients consistently say the Rivial team is quick to jump on calls, clarify methods, and walk them through the platform until they feel comfortable.

Perceived value for money
– Platform helps replace spreadsheets and ad-hoc processes
– Reduces manual effort for compliance evidence (though some still want more automation)
– Strong value narrative: time saved, better exam readiness, and clearer financial justification for security spend

From a Spendbase discount perspective, this all points to Rivial being a good candidate where negotiated pricing can unlock even stronger ROI, especially for organizations:
– With frequent audits and regulatory exams
– Without a full-time CISO
– That want to communicate cyber risk in business and dollar terms to the Board.