Cyber Risks in

Euro's.

Dollars.

GBP.

Yen.

Euro's.

Cyber risks are business risks. By quantifying cyber risks in financial terms, it becomes clear how much a cyber incident can cost. Cyber risks become tangible: not abstract threats, but concrete insight into the financial impact. This way you know what your risks truly cost - and how much containment may be worth.

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Turn uncertainties into insights

Organizations are dependent on technology. But what if your systems are locked down by ransomware? Or your trade secrets are stolen and sold to the highest bidder?

What impact would this have on your organization, your customers, and your plans for the future?

Risks in Euro's. So what?

Understandable risks

We make cyber threats concrete by translating them into financial impact. No vague scores or color codes, but hard facts that show what an incident can really cost.

Clear risk communication

We speak the language of executives and decision-makers: cyber risks in Euros. This gives you instant insight into the priority of risks and allows you to make well-grounded investment decisions.

Work data-driven

With our quantitative approach, we measure risks based on facts, not feelings. Working data-driven allows us to provide insight, support decisions, and make the effectiveness of measures demonstrable.

How we work

Cyber risks are business risks.

We analyze how risks in technology can impact business processes and objectives.

Introduction

In an introductory meeting we explore your ambitions and determine how the Cyber Risk Assessment aligns with them.

Preparation

Together we define the scope of the assessment, collect relevant information, and involve the right stakeholders.

Analysis

Using insights from interviews and information gathered during preparation, we map the relevant cyber risks and assess their likelihood and impact.

Delivery

Together we discuss the report, including relevant risks, the translation into Euros, and concrete recommendations.

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