Information Risk
Security Art's expert teams specialize in helping organizations quickly and accurately quantify information risk to monetary value in a repetitive and defensible manner.
Security Art's risk assessment and management projects provide your organization with complete, clear and unbiased information about the threats you are facing, their implications and the controls available to thwart them. The process identifies gaps in business operations and quantifies their liability costs, while also taking into account the business itself, by inspecting all information assets - from physical access, through virtual access to storage of files and servers, and all to the way to electronic data flows.
By utilizing the tools and techniques that cybercriminals use, the actual risk value associated with the threats is quantified according to the value of business assets, as opposed to a qualitative measure based on industry standards. Results are delivered in a format which ensures that c-level executives can immediately act upon them, rather than in traditional scores that provide little to no benefit.
These quantifications become the basis for an actionable plan that shows how to mitigate the more important risks, and compares how different plans of action affect the projected risk value. The plan enables you to manage risk realistically by formulating a sustainable long term strategy from which direct value can be derived, and where compliance is ensured as a side effect rather than as a separate goal.
Security Art uses the Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) framework of interconnected models describe the underlying dynamics of the complex risk landscape, enabling meaningful measurement and analysis, and the formulation of well-informed decisions in ways no other models being used today can.
- Prioritize risk for metric development & analysis
- Develop strategies, metrics & security programs
- Identify and compare cost-benefit propositions
- Establish a baseline for negotiation with insurers
- Measure risk levels in a meaningful way
- Design sophisticated what-if analyses
- Create business cases for relevant initiatives
- Support execs in making business decisions