Cyber Risk Quantification Understand your Cyber Risk to protect what matters most With increased spending to defend against cyber threats, effective financial measurements are needed to support decision-making and answer questions like: “what are the potential financial losses from each cyber risk?” “how much cyber insurance does my organisation need?” “which risks should be prioritised?” and “how can we calculate ROI on cybersecurity investments?” We help organisations understand cybersecurity risks for budgetary justification, investment re-prioritisation and implement programmes to manage risk. How can we calculate ROI on risk investments? Our Cyber Risk Quantification services Pro Briefcase Risk Landscape Quantification Understand your risk appetite and determine risk and asset priorities. Use quantitative analysis to evaluate top cybersecurity risks, which can help executives make dollars-and-cents decisions. Pro Building office Cyber Risk Quantification Programme Build Build cyber risk quantification capabilities and integrate them into your existing risk management framework. This provides an ongoing, sustainable programme for executive leadership to support meaningful decision-making. Pro Document Consent Targeted Quantitative Risk Analysis Leverage targeted-scope risk assessments based on industry frameworks or compliance standards (e.g., NIST, PCI, NYDFS, HIPAA, etc.), enabling you to select and prioritise risk treatment options. Pro Document Files Organisational Decision Support Model loss exposure from individual scenarios and demonstrate return on investment and risk reduction by building specific business cases and supporting sound risk treatment decisions tailored to an individual project, initiative, or investment. Pro Document Stack Third-Party Risk Quantification Develop, prioritise, and integrate quantification methods with your existing third-party management capabilities. Protiviti’s approach to cyber risk quantification includes input from business users, asset owners, and key technical experts How we leverage Cyber Risk Quantification Protiviti empowers our clients to make data-driven decisions. Cyber risk quantification allows you to: Make effective risk management and budget investment decisions. Cyber risk quantification helps you understand risks in terms of impact on overall business value while significantly reducing uncertainty and narrowing the range of potential loss outcomes. This helps manage and mitigate risks by allocating appropriate budget, time, and resources to risk management programs. Prioritise risks, assets, and threats to identify and protect what matters most. Cyber risk quantification identifies critical risks that are the most likely to occur. Using the data from these analyses, effective comparisons can help decide which risks should be prioritised and which risks can be revisited later. This can save time and money while mitigating impactful risks. Communicate and express risk to executive leadership in a commonly understood, repeatable way. Through probabilistic analysis and the use of financial models, quantifiable data can be turned into valuable information. Communicating the range of potential loss in a commonly understood way – i.e., financial terms – allows management to clearly understand and make more informed investments. Leading the way on Cyber Risk Quantification Protiviti’s cyber risk quantification (CRQ) solution delivers a continual, data-driven assessment of a company’s current state of cyber risk. Protiviti is a Founding Advisory Partner of the FAIR Institute, the leading professional organisation supporting the use of CRQ. This puts Protiviti at the forefront of innovative CRQ approaches and thought leadership. The Protiviti team includes members from varying backgrounds, all specialising in quantifying risk. What is next for CISOs? 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