5 steps to making better cyber risk management decisions
A quick-start guide to cyber risk quantification
Understand how cyber risk quantification works and how to adopt it. Find out how to take a data-driven approach when making cyber investment decisions and measuring performance.
1. Understand the biggest risks to your organisation
2. Plot the path of possible cyber attacks
3. Map controls against the steps identified in your cyber risk scenarios
4. Determine your appetite for cyber risk
5. Your cyber risk quantification quick-start checklist
Find out how you can make smart cyber risk investment decisions today.
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You’re under increasing pressure to secure your organisation from cyber threats. Do you know what data tells you you’ve done enough? Did you realise that you already have the data?
It’s difficult to answer these questions if you don’t have a clear understanding of your organisations’ exposure to cyber risk.
That’s where cyber risk quantification comes in. It’s a process that helps you determine your cyber risk exposure in financial terms. It gives you the insights to help you make better decisions on what defence investments have the best cost-benefit to your organisation. For example, why should you spend on incident response instead of automation technology, improving productivity and reducing overhead costs, when you haven’t yet suffered a significant cyber incident?
This quick-start guide is to help you understand how cyber risk quantification works and how to adopt it, enabling you to take a data-driven approach to making investment decisions and measuring performance.
If you can’t prevent all cyber risk, how do you protect what matters?