Enterprise TRiSCM™ innovator advances Continuous Control Assurance, cyber risk quantification and real-time Risk Operations across global enterprises, transforming traditional GRC into proactive Digital Trust

DALLAS, Oct. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — DigitalXForce, the AI-native Enterprise Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management (TRiSCM™) platform, today announced the continued global rollout of X-ROC™ (XForce Risk Operations Center), its AI-powered approach to continuous enterprise risk operations.

The expansion builds on DigitalXForce’s recognition as a Leader in two IDC MarketScape assessments, its 2026 Cyber Defense Magazine innovation honors, and increasing enterprise demand for automated, continuous approaches to managing cybersecurity, governance, risk and compliance.

Unlike traditional Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) platforms that primarily document risks and manage periodic assessments, DigitalXForce’s X-ROC combines Continuous Control Assurance (CCA), Continuous Control Monitoring (CCM), Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ), AI-powered risk intelligence and remediation orchestration into an integrated risk operations model.

The objective is to help enterprises move beyond knowing whether controls are documented to continuously understand whether controls are operating effectively, which exposures matter most, and what action should be taken next.

New Research Reveals Why Traditional Security Scores Are Not Enough

The company’s DigitalXForce Security Posture Benchmark 2026, analyzing published security control responses from 2,112 companies, reveals a significant disconnect between high-level compliance scores and underlying security exposure.

Key findings include:

98.9% median control implementation: The median company reported 98.9% of applicable security controls in place, yet significant control gaps remained.54.9% reported data protection gaps: More than half of companies reported at least one missing control in the Data Protection and Encryption domain.52.0% reported encryption and key management gaps: Among 2,098 companies responding, 52.0% reported at least one control not in place.42.3% reported configuration and asset management gaps: Demonstrating continued exposure in foundational security practices.26.7% reported full control implementation: More than one-quarter reported all applicable controls in place under the benchmark’s assessment model.

The benchmark evaluated responses against DigitalXForce’s proprietary model of 94 controls across 12 domains, with mappings to NIST SP 800-53, NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 and CIS Controls v8.1.

These findings highlight an important enterprise risk challenge: a high security or compliance score does not necessarily reveal which remaining control failures could create the greatest business impact.

DigitalXForce developed X-ROC to address this challenge by connecting control failures and changing risk conditions with supporting evidence, quantified business impact and accountable remediation workflows.

Read the research: https://digitalxforce.com/research/security-posture-benchmark-2026/

X-ROC: Bringing Operational Intelligence to Enterprise Risk

A Risk Operations Center (ROC) is an operating model designed to continuously identify, assess, prioritize, monitor and reduce enterprise risk.

While a traditional Security Operations Center (SOC) focuses on security threats and incidents, a Risk Operations Center focuses on the organization’s broader exposure, control effectiveness, business impact and risk remediation.

DigitalXForce X-ROC™ brings these capabilities together through an integrated operating model:

1. Continuous Risk Discovery and Monitoring

X-ROC ingests security posture changes, control failures, third-party risk events and other enterprise risk signals, connecting them with the underlying evidence.

2. Continuous Control Assurance and Automation

DigitalXForce CCA continuously validates control effectiveness through evidence collection, automated testing and ongoing monitoring. CCM provides the monitoring capability within CCA, tracking control conditions and associated risk signals.

3. AI-Powered Risk Intelligence

DigitalXForce’s proprietary AI engines, AI JedAI and XForce GPT, analyze risk signals, correlate related findings, support prioritization and generate business-oriented risk narratives and executive reporting, with analyst review.

4. Cyber Risk Quantification

Rather than prioritizing findings solely by technical severity, X-ROC incorporates quantified financial exposure and business impact to help organizations identify which risks deserve attention first.

5. Remediation Orchestration and Validation

X-ROC assigns risk ownership, tracks remediation against defined timelines and supports integration with enterprise workflow platforms such as ServiceNow and Jira.

Findings are validated through control retesting before closure, creating an evidence-based approach to risk reduction.

6. Executive Digital Trust Intelligence

X-ROC connects operational risk findings with broader enterprise trust, security, compliance and resilience reporting, helping CISOs, CROs, compliance leaders and boards understand the organization’s changing risk posture.

CEO Perspective: Redefining Enterprise Risk Operations

“X-ROC is redefining enterprise risk operations. By combining AI, continuous control assurance and risk intelligence, we’re helping global enterprises move from reacting to risk to staying ahead of it.”

— Lalit Ahluwalia, Founder & CEO, DigitalXForce

Global Enterprise Adoption of Continuous Risk Operations

DigitalXForce is advancing the adoption of X-ROC across its international enterprise customer ecosystem, supporting organizations seeking to consolidate fragmented governance, cybersecurity, compliance and risk management operations.

X-ROC supports two operating models:

Enterprise-operated Risk Operations Center: Organizations operate X-ROC directly using DigitalXForce’s platform, workflows, integrations and risk intelligence capabilities.Managed Risk Operations: DigitalXForce operates the risk operations layer as a managed service, providing continuous monitoring, prioritization and reporting while customers retain ownership of remediation actions.

The platform supports cloud and hybrid deployment architectures, enabling organizations to address enterprise security, operational and regional data residency requirements.

This flexibility is particularly relevant to multinational organizations managing complex regulatory requirements, multiple business units, distributed technology environments and third-party ecosystems.

Independent Industry Recognition Reinforces DigitalXForce’s Momentum

DigitalXForce’s X-ROC strategy builds on broader industry recognition of the company’s Enterprise TRiSCM™ platform and AI-powered risk management innovation.

Dual IDC MarketScape Leader Recognition

DigitalXForce was positioned as a Leader in:

IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Governance, Risk, and Compliance Software Vendor Assessment, 2025 (Doc #US53615325, June 2025).IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Third-Party Risk Management Software 2026 Vendor Assessment (Doc #US53007725, September 2026).

These assessments evaluated vendor capabilities and strategies in their respective markets.

DigitalXForce’s recognition across both GRC and Third-Party Risk Management reflects its positioning across interconnected enterprise risk disciplines, supported by a unified platform architecture.

Cyber Defense Magazine Innovation Honors

DigitalXForce has also received recognition through the 2026 Cyber Defense Magazine Global InfoSec Awards, including innovation honors associated with AI TRiSCM, Automated GRC with Continuous Control Assurance, and X-ROC.

These recognitions contribute to DigitalXForce’s growing industry profile as it advances AI-powered governance, risk management and continuous assurance.

From GRC to Enterprise TRiSCM™: One Platform for Digital Trust

DigitalXForce’s Enterprise TRiSCM™ platform integrates 15 modules on a unified data layer, supporting more than 50 compliance frameworks and 250 technology integrations.

The architecture enables security, compliance, audit, risk and third-party risk teams to work from connected controls, shared evidence and continuously updated risk information rather than isolated tools and periodic assessments.

The platform is designed to enable five fundamental shifts:

From Periodic GRC → Continuous Control Assurance

From Fragmented Security Tools → Unified Enterprise Risk Intelligence

From Technical Severity → Quantified Business Risk

From Manual Remediation Tracking → Evidence-Based Risk Operations

From Compliance Reporting → Continuous Digital Trust

X-ROC serves as the operational layer of this strategy, connecting enterprise risk signals with prioritization, accountability and validated remediation.

Building the Future of AI-Powered Risk Operations

As enterprises accelerate adoption of cloud services, AI, autonomous technologies and complex third-party ecosystems, risk exposure is becoming increasingly dynamic.

DigitalXForce believes enterprise risk management must evolve accordingly.

The company’s vision is to make risk management a continuous operational capability rather than a periodic reporting exercise.

Through X-ROC, Continuous Control Assurance, AI-powered analysis and cyber risk quantification, DigitalXForce is working to establish a new operating model in which enterprises can identify emerging exposures, prioritize them based on business impact and verify that corrective actions are effective.

The SOC manages security incidents. X-ROC manages enterprise risk.

The future of GRC is not another dashboard. It is continuous, intelligent Risk Operations

About DigitalXForce — We Stop Risk Before It Strikes.

DigitalXForce, Industry’s first AI-Powered Enterprise TRiSCM (Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management) Platform, is pioneering the next generation of Automated GRC with Continuous Trust Assurance by converging AI, cybersecurity, compliance, operational resilience, and posture management into one unified Risk Intelligence platform. Designed with a modular and composable architecture, DigitalXForce delivers an integrated suite of capabilities spanning automated GRC, Enterprise Security Risk Posture Management (ESRPM), Third-Party Risk Management, Cyber Resilience, and Regulatory Compliance.

At the core of DigitalXForce is its AI-powered engine, which leverages intelligent agents, machine learning models, and a dynamic control library to autonomously monitor controls, map evidence, assess risks, and generate real-time insights. Trusted by global enterprises across healthcare, finance, critical infrastructure, and technology sectors, DigitalXForce delivers measurable value by reducing manual effort, accelerating audit readiness, and improving organizational resilience in today’s fast-evolving threat and compliance landscape.

Learn more about DigitalXForce at https://digitalxforce.com

Additional Resources

X-ROC Platform: https://digitalxforce.com/products/ai-powered-xforce-risk-operations-center/2026 Security Posture Benchmark: https://digitalxforce.com/research/security-posture-benchmark-2026/What Is a Risk Operations Center: https://digitalxforce.com/what-is-a-risk-operations-center/

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NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Consumer365 has recognized TORRAS in its review of the best iPhone cases for 2026, highlighting the Ostand Q3 Air and Ostand Q3 Air Pro as two options designed for iPhone 18 Pro & iPhone 18 Pro Max users seeking a balance between slim everyday usability and impact protection. The review examines documented features including case thickness, weight, grip, raised edges, magnetic support, corner protection, and drop-testing information.

Best iPhone Cases:

TORRAS – offers slim and protection-focused iPhone cases with air-cushioning, raised screen and camera edges, magnetic accessory support, textured grip, and built-in rotating stands, giving iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max users options for balancing everyday portability with impact protection.

The feature evaluates several factors that can affect real-world case performance, including thickness, weight, grip, raised edges, corner design, magnetic accessory support, documented drop testing, and overall handling. Rather than treating protection as a single specification, the review highlights the trade-offs involved in choosing between a thinner case and a more protection-focused design.

TORRAS addresses those different priorities through the Q3 Air series. The Ostand Q3 Air emphasizes a slimmer and lighter profile while retaining protective features, magnetic support, and an integrated rotating stand. The Ostand Q3 Air Pro places greater emphasis on impact management through a dual-layer airbag structure designed to help manage force during accidental drops.

TORRAS Q3 Air Focuses on Slim Everyday Protection

The TORRAS Ostand Q3 Air is designed for buyers seeking protective coverage without moving into a heavily built case. According to documented specifications reviewed by Consumer365, the Q3 Air measures 3.35 mm thick and weighs between 46 g and 53.7 g, depending on configuration.

Those dimensions help define the Q3 Air’s role within the series. The case is intended to retain a relatively streamlined profile while adding cushioning around areas that may be exposed during daily handling.

TORRAS lists an 8 ft protection rating for the Q3 Air. Raised edges provide another layer of separation between the device and flat surfaces, with documented measurements of 1.2 mm around the screen and 0.55 mm around the camera.

Grip is another part of the design. A dot-matrix texture is intended to improve handling, particularly during one-handed use. Better grip can play an important role in protection because reducing the likelihood of a drop can be as relevant as managing impact after a fall occurs.

The case also incorporates an 18N magnetic hold for compatible magnetic charging and accessories. Its built-in stand rotates through 360 degrees and supports portrait and landscape positioning for video calls, streaming, hands-free viewing, and desk work without requiring a separate stand attachment.

The combination positions the Q3 Air as a case for buyers who place significant value on portability, handling, and everyday functionality while still looking for documented protective features.

Q3 Air Pro Places More Emphasis on Impact Management

The TORRAS Ostand Q3 Air Pro takes a more protection-focused approach. The main distinction is the Air² Pro Tech construction, which TORRAS describes as a sealed dual-layer airbag system.

The structure uses two layers with different roles during impact. The outer layer is designed to receive the initial force, while the inner layer helps disperse remaining energy. This approach concentrates protective engineering around impact management rather than relying only on additional bulk.

TORRAS documents controlled internal drop testing for the Q3 Air Pro at heights up to 5 meters, or 16.4 feet. Such testing provides a useful reference point when comparing protective phone cases, although controlled testing should not be interpreted as a guarantee against damage in every real-world accident. Drop angle, surface material, device condition, and other variables can affect the result of an impact.

The Q3 Air Pro also includes textured sides intended to support a more secure grip. A microfiber interior creates a softer contact surface between the case and device. A 1.45 mm raised screen edge provides added separation from flat surfaces, while raised camera protection helps protect another key contact area.

Magnetic functionality remains part of the design. The Q3 Air Pro carries an 18N magnetic hold and includes a stand that rotates through 360 degrees and opens up to 180 degrees. The adjustable design supports portrait and landscape viewing for video calls, streaming, filming, and desk work.

Consumer365’s review presents the Q3 Air Pro as the more protection-oriented option within the two-product comparison, while the Q3 Air is positioned around a lighter and slimmer everyday experience.

Understanding the Slim Versus Protective Case Trade-Off

The review also examines why case selection should extend beyond broad terms such as “thin” or “protective.” Case thickness can affect pocketability and hand feel, but thickness alone does not establish impact performance. Likewise, a higher documented drop-test height does not describe every aspect of daily usability.

A useful comparison begins with several separate criteria.

Thickness and weight help indicate how significantly a case changes the physical feel of a phone. Published measurements can make slim-case comparisons more transparent.

Grip and corner construction affect both prevention and impact management. Textured surfaces can reduce slipping, while cushioning around corners addresses areas commonly exposed during falls.

Raised screen and camera edges can reduce direct contact when a device is placed on a flat surface. Exact measurements are particularly useful when available.

Magnetic support matters for charging, mounts, wallets, and other compatible accessories. Magnetic strength and alignment can influence how securely accessories remain attached.

Documented testing provides context for protective claims. Controlled test results are more useful when accompanied by clear conditions and should be considered alongside case construction rather than treated as a guarantee.

For the Q3 Air and Q3 Air Pro, these criteria create two different decision paths. A preference for lower bulk and published weight and thickness specifications points toward the Q3 Air. Greater emphasis on impact management and the dual-layer airbag design points toward the Q3 Air Pro.

Choosing Between the TORRAS Q3 Air and Q3 Air Pro

Case selection ultimately depends on how the phone is used throughout the day. Frequent pocket storage, extended one-handed use, commuting, travel, desk use, and reliance on magnetic accessories can each change which features deserve the most attention.

The Q3 Air combines a documented 3.35 mm profile with air cushioning, raised edges, textured grip, an 18N magnetic hold, and a 360-degree rotating stand. Those characteristics support a balance between protection and a slimmer carrying experience.

The Q3 Air Pro shifts the balance toward impact protection through the sealed dual-layer airbag structure and documented controlled drop testing. Magnetic support, textured grip, interior cushioning, raised screen and camera protection, and a 360-degree rotating stand remain part of the design.

Consumer365’s review recognizes TORRAS for offering both approaches within the Q3 Air series rather than treating protection and slimness as identical priorities. The comparison gives iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max users a clearer framework for considering protective construction, portability, grip, magnetic functionality, and documented testing before selecting a case.

For shoppers evaluating protective iPhone cases in 2026, the central question is not simply how much protection a case claims to provide. A more practical evaluation considers how that protection is achieved, how much bulk is introduced, and whether the case remains comfortable and functional during everyday use.

The full review is available at the Consumer365 website.

About TORRAS

TORRAS creates technology accessories that combine protection, thoughtful engineering, and practical everyday function. Across the Q3 Air, Q3 Air Pro, and Ostand series, TORRAS challenges the idea that better protection must mean more bulk, while using Ostand to make hands-free use and spontaneous content capture part of daily life.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Consumer365 has recognized TORRAS in its review of the best iPhone cases for 2026, highlighting the Ostand Q3 Air and Ostand Q3 Air Pro as two options designed for iPhone 18 Pro & iPhone 18 Pro Max users seeking a balance between slim everyday usability and impact protection. The review examines documented features including case thickness, weight, grip, raised edges, magnetic support, corner protection, and drop-testing information.

Best iPhone Cases:

TORRAS – offers slim and protection-focused iPhone cases with air-cushioning, raised screen and camera edges, magnetic accessory support, textured grip, and built-in rotating stands, giving iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max users options for balancing everyday portability with impact protection.

The feature evaluates several factors that can affect real-world case performance, including thickness, weight, grip, raised edges, corner design, magnetic accessory support, documented drop testing, and overall handling. Rather than treating protection as a single specification, the review highlights the trade-offs involved in choosing between a thinner case and a more protection-focused design.

TORRAS addresses those different priorities through the Q3 Air series. The Ostand Q3 Air emphasizes a slimmer and lighter profile while retaining protective features, magnetic support, and an integrated rotating stand. The Ostand Q3 Air Pro places greater emphasis on impact management through a dual-layer airbag structure designed to help manage force during accidental drops.

TORRAS Q3 Air Focuses on Slim Everyday Protection

The TORRAS Ostand Q3 Air is designed for buyers seeking protective coverage without moving into a heavily built case. According to documented specifications reviewed by Consumer365, the Q3 Air measures 3.35 mm thick and weighs between 46 g and 53.7 g, depending on configuration.

Those dimensions help define the Q3 Air’s role within the series. The case is intended to retain a relatively streamlined profile while adding cushioning around areas that may be exposed during daily handling.

TORRAS lists an 8 ft protection rating for the Q3 Air. Raised edges provide another layer of separation between the device and flat surfaces, with documented measurements of 1.2 mm around the screen and 0.55 mm around the camera.

Grip is another part of the design. A dot-matrix texture is intended to improve handling, particularly during one-handed use. Better grip can play an important role in protection because reducing the likelihood of a drop can be as relevant as managing impact after a fall occurs.

The case also incorporates an 18N magnetic hold for compatible magnetic charging and accessories. Its built-in stand rotates through 360 degrees and supports portrait and landscape positioning for video calls, streaming, hands-free viewing, and desk work without requiring a separate stand attachment.

The combination positions the Q3 Air as a case for buyers who place significant value on portability, handling, and everyday functionality while still looking for documented protective features.

Q3 Air Pro Places More Emphasis on Impact Management

The TORRAS Ostand Q3 Air Pro takes a more protection-focused approach. The main distinction is the Air² Pro Tech construction, which TORRAS describes as a sealed dual-layer airbag system.

The structure uses two layers with different roles during impact. The outer layer is designed to receive the initial force, while the inner layer helps disperse remaining energy. This approach concentrates protective engineering around impact management rather than relying only on additional bulk.

TORRAS documents controlled internal drop testing for the Q3 Air Pro at heights up to 5 meters, or 16.4 feet. Such testing provides a useful reference point when comparing protective phone cases, although controlled testing should not be interpreted as a guarantee against damage in every real-world accident. Drop angle, surface material, device condition, and other variables can affect the result of an impact.

The Q3 Air Pro also includes textured sides intended to support a more secure grip. A microfiber interior creates a softer contact surface between the case and device. A 1.45 mm raised screen edge provides added separation from flat surfaces, while raised camera protection helps protect another key contact area.

Magnetic functionality remains part of the design. The Q3 Air Pro carries an 18N magnetic hold and includes a stand that rotates through 360 degrees and opens up to 180 degrees. The adjustable design supports portrait and landscape viewing for video calls, streaming, filming, and desk work.

Consumer365’s review presents the Q3 Air Pro as the more protection-oriented option within the two-product comparison, while the Q3 Air is positioned around a lighter and slimmer everyday experience.

Understanding the Slim Versus Protective Case Trade-Off

The review also examines why case selection should extend beyond broad terms such as “thin” or “protective.” Case thickness can affect pocketability and hand feel, but thickness alone does not establish impact performance. Likewise, a higher documented drop-test height does not describe every aspect of daily usability.

A useful comparison begins with several separate criteria.

Thickness and weight help indicate how significantly a case changes the physical feel of a phone. Published measurements can make slim-case comparisons more transparent.

Grip and corner construction affect both prevention and impact management. Textured surfaces can reduce slipping, while cushioning around corners addresses areas commonly exposed during falls.

Raised screen and camera edges can reduce direct contact when a device is placed on a flat surface. Exact measurements are particularly useful when available.

Magnetic support matters for charging, mounts, wallets, and other compatible accessories. Magnetic strength and alignment can influence how securely accessories remain attached.

Documented testing provides context for protective claims. Controlled test results are more useful when accompanied by clear conditions and should be considered alongside case construction rather than treated as a guarantee.

For the Q3 Air and Q3 Air Pro, these criteria create two different decision paths. A preference for lower bulk and published weight and thickness specifications points toward the Q3 Air. Greater emphasis on impact management and the dual-layer airbag design points toward the Q3 Air Pro.

Choosing Between the TORRAS Q3 Air and Q3 Air Pro

Case selection ultimately depends on how the phone is used throughout the day. Frequent pocket storage, extended one-handed use, commuting, travel, desk use, and reliance on magnetic accessories can each change which features deserve the most attention.

The Q3 Air combines a documented 3.35 mm profile with air cushioning, raised edges, textured grip, an 18N magnetic hold, and a 360-degree rotating stand. Those characteristics support a balance between protection and a slimmer carrying experience.

The Q3 Air Pro shifts the balance toward impact protection through the sealed dual-layer airbag structure and documented controlled drop testing. Magnetic support, textured grip, interior cushioning, raised screen and camera protection, and a 360-degree rotating stand remain part of the design.

Consumer365’s review recognizes TORRAS for offering both approaches within the Q3 Air series rather than treating protection and slimness as identical priorities. The comparison gives iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max users a clearer framework for considering protective construction, portability, grip, magnetic functionality, and documented testing before selecting a case.

For shoppers evaluating protective iPhone cases in 2026, the central question is not simply how much protection a case claims to provide. A more practical evaluation considers how that protection is achieved, how much bulk is introduced, and whether the case remains comfortable and functional during everyday use.

The full review is available at the Consumer365 website.

About TORRAS

TORRAS creates technology accessories that combine protection, thoughtful engineering, and practical everyday function. Across the Q3 Air, Q3 Air Pro, and Ostand series, TORRAS challenges the idea that better protection must mean more bulk, while using Ostand to make hands-free use and spontaneous content capture part of daily life.

About Consumer365.org: Consumer365 provides consumer news and industry insights. As an affiliate, Consumer365 may earn commissions from sales generated using links provided.

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