Translate technical exposure into board-level decisions. We stand up cyber risk programs aligned to NIST, ISO 31000 and FAIR — and integrate them into your enterprise risk management.
Cybersecurity risk management is the discipline of identifying, assessing, treating and monitoring cyber exposure in business terms. It bridges the language of engineering and the language of the boardroom.
We align programs to the frameworks your auditors, regulators and directors already recognize — NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 31000 and quantitative methods such as FAIR — so risk decisions are consistent, comparable and defensible.
Govern function anchors the enterprise risk view.
Integrated with enterprise risk management processes.
Loss-event analysis in dollars — when the board asks.
Every mature cyber risk program does these four things well — continuously.
Business context, crown-jewel assets, threat landscape and inherent exposure.
Likelihood and impact analysis — qualitative heat map or quantitative FAIR.
Accept, mitigate, transfer or avoid — each choice tied to owner, budget and timeline.
KRIs, control effectiveness and re-assessment cadence tied to your risk register.
A four-step engagement that produces a defensible risk register and a treatment plan the business will actually execute.
Strategy, revenue drivers, critical processes and risk appetite — captured with the CFO and CISO.
Threat scenarios, control gaps and inherent-vs-residual analysis across the enterprise.
Consolidated register, owners, KRIs and heat map integrated with your ERM tooling.
Prioritized remediation roadmap, board reporting cadence and continuous monitoring.
An enterprise-grade cyber risk program your directors, auditors and regulators can trust.
Book a working session with a Truss risk advisor and we’ll show you what a board-ready cyber risk program looks like for your organization.
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