Our mission
To bridge the digital trust gap that locks UK SMEs out of capital and supply chains by translating complex server telemetry into clear, financially actionable ratings.
About
Building the UK standard for SME cyber-financial resilience
We bridge the digital trust gap that locks UK SMEs out of capital and supply chains — translating complex server telemetry into clear, financially actionable ratings.
Our vision
To establish TrustQuant as the UK's standard for SME cyber-financial resilience — a world where proving digital safety is as simple as checking a credit score.
What guides us
Our principles
Innovation
Continuous improvement of cloud configuration-drift and cyber-to-lending models.
Accuracy
Forensic, telemetry-based evidence over subjective self-attestation.
Sovereignty
SME operators own and control their digital resilience rating as a business asset.
Efficiency
Frictionless, automated assessments that match tight SME operating budgets.
Empowerment
Clear financial-risk foresight for owners — without needing an in-house security team.
Leadership
Founders
Chaitanya Nagabhairu
Chief Technology Officer & Technical Co-Founder
Directs cryptographic data-protection systems, cloud threat-modelling algorithms and Linux infrastructure security frameworks.
Laxman Rao Yennamaneni
Chief Operating Officer & Commercial Co-Founder
Leads operational integrations, commercial finance audits, banking-channel partnerships and risk-underwriting models.
Regulatory alignment
Built around UK cyber and data-protection frameworks
The platform is designed to help SMEs audit compliance with the NCSC Cyber Essentials Plus v3.2 baseline, UK GDPR (DPA 2018), the UK Cyber Governance Code of Practice, and the supply-chain auditing mandates of the upcoming UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.
- Cyber Essentials Plus v3.2— NCSC baseline (April 2025)
- UK GDPR— Data Protection Act 2018
- UK Cyber Governance Code— Code of Practice
- Cyber Security & Resilience Bill— Supply-chain mandates (upcoming)