Cyber Risk Quantification
Move the cybersecurity conversation from red/amber/green to dollars, probabilities and ROI.
Why teams choose this
Financial loss modelling
FAIR-aligned models translate technical risk into annualised loss exposure.
Control ROI
Simulate the financial impact of every proposed security investment.
Board-ready reporting
Dashboards built for CFOs and audit committees, not just security teams.
Insurance alignment
Use the same numbers your underwriter does to negotiate cyber premiums.
What's included
- FAIR-aligned quantitative risk models
- Monte Carlo simulation of loss scenarios
- Control-investment ROI analysis
- Industry benchmark comparisons
- Board and audit-committee report templates
How it works
- 01Connect
Add your domain or vendor list — no agents, no DNS changes. the risk model starts within minutes.
- 02Analyze
Our engine continuously ingests open-source intelligence, scan data and threat feeds to produce an objective risk score.
- 03Act
Receive prioritized remediations, alerts and exportable evidence — share with your team, board or auditors.
Cyber Risk Quantification — frequently asked questions
- Is the methodology FAIR-aligned?
- Yes. Our models follow the Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) framework, the de-facto open standard for quantitative cyber risk.
- Do I need a quant team to use this?
- No. The platform produces dollar estimates from your existing security data — no statisticians required.
- Can I customise loss scenarios?
- Yes. Define your own threat events, control families and loss categories to mirror your industry and risk appetite.
- What is Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ)?
- CRQ is the practice of translating cybersecurity risk into financial terms — annualized loss expectancy in dollars — so security investment can be prioritized using the same language as the rest of the business.
- What is the FAIR framework?
- Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) is the open international standard for quantitative cyber-risk analysis. It decomposes risk into loss-event frequency and loss magnitude, modelled with probability distributions.
- How is CRQ used in board reporting?
- Boards approve security budgets when risk is expressed in dollars and probabilities. CRQ outputs (annualized loss exposure, control ROI, residual risk) become standard slides in the quarterly risk-committee pack.
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Ready to see Cyber Risk Quantification in action?
Talk to our team about a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your environment, or run a free non-intrusive scan of any domain.