Give your leadership a factual, financial view of cyber risk they can act on.
Most cyber reports don’t help Boards make decisions. They focus on technical details, long control lists, and color charts without financial impact.
Boards expect straight answers. They want cyber risk shown in financial metrics, with a consistent logic across the whole organization. They want to see what changed, why it moved, and what it means for the company. They want clear options to reduce risk and the impact of each option.
The Squalify Board of Management Report gives them exactly this. It turns cyber exposure into simple financial metrics and a clear view leaders can use immediately.
The report is fully customizable and built for Board decisions. It highlights the key metrics, their drivers, and the options to reduce risk.
Shows the maximum financial impact of a severe incident and whether a single event could strain liquidity or disrupt major plans.
Connects exposure to risk appetite. Shows whether the company is within its defined limits.
Supports budget and investment discussions. Shows the expected yearly cost of cyber incidents and supports budget planning.
This view breaks down the main cost drivers behind a loss figure into the following components: Breach of Data Privacy, Loss of Profit, Financial Theft, Digital Liability, Cyber Extorsion, Regulatory & Defense Costs, Incident Response, and Data & Software Loss.
Shows the drivers behind the exposure behind the total figure.
Shows how your cyber exposure has been developing, including the evolution of the cyber threat landscape.
Shows how the company compares to industry standards and and similar organizations.
Shows which entities carry the highest exposure or lowest maturity and whether investments match their actual risk.
Highlights the most important gaps in the security program. Supports planning the next improvement cycle with clear gaps.
Shows investment options with their cost, risk reduction, and return on security investment (ROI), so you can prioritize your investments in cybersecurity confidently.
Cyber risk is now a financial discipline. Learn more about Squalify's Board of Management Cyber Reporting in our whitepaper.



