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Risk Quantification and Intelligence

Businesses can better target their cyber security programme and investment by modelling these scenarios in terms of brand, reputation, regulatory, and financial ramifications.

The cyber risks that each organisation faces are unique and change over time. As a result, even while the exposures themselves have certain constants (such as service disruption, data breach, purposeful and unintentional attacks), the possible effects on an organisation are always changing.

Businesses can better target their cyber security programme and investment by modelling these scenarios in terms of brand, reputation, regulatory, and financial ramifications. This helps clarify critical resilience and existential threats, and it also helps move less significant risks out of the firm through insurance.