Many organizations start their cyber risk quantification (CRQ) program by identifying their top 10-20 cyber and technology risks based on loss exposure in dollars. It’s a quick way to prove the analysis power of the RiskLens CRQ platform and gives direction for cyber risk analysis work going forward. Here are some use cases for cybersecurity top risks analysis to support tactical and strategic decisions.
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1. Get a clear picture of your enterprise’s risk landscape.
Organizations typically have a long list of perceived risks centered on concerns (data breach, business interruption), assets to be protected (a crown jewel database, an order fulfillment system) and threats (insider or external). Bringing FAIR™ (Factor Analysis of Information Risk) to bear, analysts can boil these down to loss event scenarios that can be quantified for probable frequency and magnitude of impact, then ranked for loss exposure leveraging product features that drive rapid risk analyses. Top risk analysis is often performed for a business…
