Turn cyber risk into financial terms your Board understands. All in one place.
Every Squalify project follows three steps to turn cyber risk into board-ready financial metrics:
Squalify focuses on business impact and financial consequence, not technical inventories.
Data requirements include: HQ region, industry, currency, revenue, net profit, standing charges, employees, data sensitivity, and revenue mix by region.
These are automatically benchmarked against your industry peers using Munich Re’s model.
They cover 99% of all cyber events. These include:
Assess your most important controls, mapped to NIST or your framework of choice, on a six-level scale.
Calculate your upper boundary if all cyber defenses fail, broken down into seven loss components.
Estimate your potential losses at 1%, 0.5%, 0.2%, and 0.1% probability.
Find out your statistically expected annualized loss and recurrence period.
Example: 14% annual probability of ~€11 million loss
Evaluate whether your InfoSec maturity matches your exposure.
Turn insight into action with simulations and benchmarking.
Pinpoint actions that offer the highest reduction in financial risk.
Model the impact of control changes before committing budget.
Turn analytics into executive-ready reporting with customizable dashboards.
Track progress year-over-year or pre-/post-project.
Compare entities in one dashboard; benchmark exposure, maturity, and loss to steer group-wide risk reduction.
This customizable, board-ready report summarizes:
Show improvement options side by side with cost, risk reduction, and ROSI. Provide objective, defensible justifications for every euro of cybersecurity spend to secure the next investment cycle.
