Board Members

Cyber risk reporting informs responsible board decisions

Qualitative reports only provide a rudimentary snapshot of your cyber health. In contrast, cyber risk information is much more valuable when prioritized based on financial impact and business objectives.

With quantitative data, a board member can quickly see what areas of the business are most susceptible to a cyber event and understand what actions can decrease the risk.

Navigate emerging threats to your business

As a board member, you can’t afford to stand on the sidelines as your business faces inevitable cyber threats. You must understand how cyber risk will affect operations and financial resilience in terms of downtime, supply chain disruption,  ransomware demands, and regulatory fines and lawsuits due to non-compliance.

With Axio360, any cyber risk scenario can be represented as a best-and worst-case outcome in dollars and cents.

Measure against industry benchmarks and standards

Improving your cybersecurity posture is a journey, and cybersecurity assessments are a process of consistent improvement over time. Industry data help you understand how your organization compares to peers and informs your cybersecurity roadmap.

Axio360 helps you see where you stand among peers so you can outline improvements and accelerate initiatives as needed.

Fulfill your fiduciary duty when everything’s at stake

Board members need better information about risk scenarios to make decisions. While assessments on compliance and maturity are excellent instruments to understand your current cyber posture, they’re only one piece of the puzzle. Cyber risk quantification allows you to understand the risk scenarios pertinent to your business and act to reduce the financial and operational impact.