As the digital transformation of enterprises continues to accelerate, cyber risk remains a top concern for business leaders. But cyber risk is often thought about in technical terms as opposed to business terms — making it more important than ever for security leaders to educate their board and other non-technical stakeholders on what cyber risk really means to their organization.
This is where financial quantification can have a huge impact, empowering security leaders to build the necessary business context with data-driven metrics that indicate cyber risk exposure. By presenting these types of security performance findings and cyber liability insights in context, security leaders can provide the board and other stakeholders with the data they need to make more informed security investment decisions.
Bridge the gap between security and the business
In today’s ever-evolving business climate, organizations need to regularly reassess their project portfolio to ensure they’re protecting shareholder capital while remaining relevant and effective. As the risk profile of an organization frequently changes, the ability to make quick, data-driven decisions is more important than ever before. Mature, strategic security performance management programs benefit the enterprise by quantifying the organization's risk profile and cyber liability in a language that makes sense to the business: in terms of financial impact.
Bitsight’s Financial Quantification for Enterprise Cyber Risk empowers you to calculate and assess your organization's financial exposure to cyber risk faster and easier than ever before. This offering measures different categories of potential loss — combining the results to deliver the industry’s most comprehensive analysis.
This financially quantified view of an organization’s cyber risk changes how cybersecurity is discussed across the organization and at the board level. Now an organization’s board, non-technical stakeholders, the Chief Risk Officer, and other risk management leaders can all better understand and evaluate security programs and cyber risk in financial terms.