Rafal Sobczak

Cyber Horizon Intelligence is built by someone who still does the job it automates.

Rafal works as a Business Information Security Officer in regulated healthcare — running the audits, board reports and risk reviews that this platform exists to make less painful. The product is shaped by that week-to-week work rather than by a roadmap written at a distance from it.

Cyber Horizon was founded in 2025 after years of watching GRC programmes fail — not because organisations did not care about security, but because the tooling made compliance harder than it needed to be. Compliance officers maintaining spreadsheets of hundreds of controls. Risk managers producing reports no board could act on. CISOs losing weeks to audits that should take days. And vendors charging six-figure implementation fees for platforms that needed six months before producing a single report.

The company is founder-led, remote-first and headquartered in the United Kingdom. That shapes some decisions you can check rather than take on trust: the pricing is published rather than quoted, all 71 frameworks are included on every plan rather than sold individually, and the Trust Centre states plainly what Cyber Horizon is not yet certified for.