What this covers.
Most risk registers are color-coded spreadsheets that age badly. Ours are quantitative, threat-informed, and tied to business impact — so leadership can decide where to invest and engineering knows what to fix first. We work top-down from business outcomes and bottom-up from technical exposure, then reconcile the two.
What we test.
Comprehensive coverage across the categories that matter — combined manual and tool-assisted testing.
Business Impact
Crown-jewel mapping, revenue / regulatory / reputational impact modeling.
Threat Profile
Adversary capability and intent aligned to your sector and tech stack.
Control Coverage
NIST CSF, CIS Controls, ISO 27001 — current vs. target maturity.
Technical Exposure
External attack surface, internal misconfigurations, identity hygiene, EDR coverage.
Risk Quantification
Inherent and residual risk in monetary terms using FAIR-aligned analysis.
Roadmap
Phased mitigation plan tied to risk reduction per dollar invested.
How we run it.
A repeatable, well-documented process so your team always knows what's coming next.
Define crown jewels, risk appetite, and assessment scope.
Workshops, tooling pulls, technical scans, and policy review.
Map threats × controls × impact; quantify scenarios.
Rank by risk reduction value; align with budget and capacity.
Board-ready brief plus engineering-ready remediation backlog.
What you receive.
- Quantified risk register (monetary impact)
- Threat profile aligned to MITRE ATT&CK
- Control maturity heat map (current vs. target)
- Prioritized 12–24 month remediation roadmap
- Executive readout and board pack
Standards we map to.
Frequently asked.
Is this just a control checklist?+
No. Checklists measure presence; we measure exposure. We pair maturity scoring with quantified risk so spend decisions are defensible.
How long does an assessment take?+
4–8 weeks for a mid-sized enterprise. Larger or multi-entity programs run 8–12 weeks with phased delivery.