January 6, 2025
Making data driven decisions on cyber security

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Making data driven decisions on cyber security

Ask yourself:

  • Do you really know how exposed you are to cyber attacks?
  • Are you comfortable that the threats your business face are within your risk tolerance?
  • Are you able to explain your cyber risk exposure in non-technical terms and without ambiguity to stakeholders across your business?

Understanding the cyber threats you face and where best to invest in strengthening your cyber security is a business priority. Many organisations continue to rely on highly subjective assessments when reporting on cyber maturity. With cyber threats constantly evolving and growing, there needs to be a better way of determining the risk of your business and assessing your posture.

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Whitepaper
CRQ in action
Making data driven decisions on cyber security

Ask yourself:

  • Do you really know how exposed you are to cyber attacks?
  • Are you comfortable that the threats your business face are within your risk tolerance?
  • Are you able to explain your cyber risk exposure in non-technical terms and without ambiguity to stakeholders across your business?

Understanding the cyber threats you face and where best to invest in strengthening your cyber security is a business priority. Many organisations continue to rely on highly subjective assessments when reporting on cyber maturity. With cyber threats constantly evolving and growing, there needs to be a better way of determining the risk of your business and assessing your posture.

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