Cyber risk insights

Use quantitative, data driven results to make better cybersecurity risk management decisions

Use data driven results to make better cybersecurity risk management decisions

As a CFO, CISO, or CIO, getting a handle on the full impact of your cybersecurity risks can be daunting. How do you put a value on your organization’s most critical and relevant cyber threats, understand what business repercussions you’ll face if they happen, and recommend the best investments you can make to prepare for and mitigate them?

You need quantitative answers to your most challenging cybersecurity risk questions. Our Cyber Risk Insights can help.

We use threat modelling and scenario analysis to help you determine the likelihood of cyberattacks – and the impact they can have on your business.

Our solution helps you clarify and quantify your cybersecurity risk so you can:

Clearly communicate your cyber risks to your senior stakeholders using a common language they understand.
Demonstrate the tangible business benefits of enhancing your cyber capabilities.
Make compelling proposals for the best cybersecurity investment strategies to reduce your cyber risks.

Make the right cybersecurity risk decisions to protect your business

Our dedicated cybersecurity and data modeling teams developed Cyber Risk Insights over 5+ years in close collaboration with our clients globally and using industry best practices to tackle your real-world cyber risk challenges.

Our solution provides absolute transparency into your cyber threats and a comprehensive view of the potential financial losses you’ll face in the event of a cyber-attack.

You get consistent, data-driven results to improve the objectivity of your cyber risk assessments and help make the most cost-effective cyber risk investments for your organization:

Understand your cybersecurity posture at both individual assessment and aggregate levels
Identify the controls that contribute the most and least to risk reduction
Benchmark the probability of loss against your peers
Input the cost of improvements to understand how reduced expected cyber losses will benefit your organization
Use “what-if” analyses to build an optimal investment strategy to mitigate potential cyberattacks.