Cyber risk management

Give your board the risk picture it needs to approve the next investment

We connect cyber risk to your enterprise risk management and to the decisions your business takes, so the board sees it next to every other risk.

Your situation

Where most teams start from

Cyber risk often sits in a separate list that only IT reads. Budget and priority decisions then get made without it.

When the board asks what the plan is, the answer has to reach beyond the technical detail.

Deliverables

What you get

  • Cyber risks in your ERM

    Cyber risks described in the same language and on the same scale as the rest of your enterprise risk register.

  • Decisions with risk attached

    A clear view of which risks you accept, reduce or transfer, and who decides.

  • A picture for the board

    Reporting that a board can read without a security briefing first.

How we work

Who does what, step by step

A Secamo advisor works with your risk manager or compliance officer and with the IT owners who know the systems.

  1. Step 1, Together

    Align

    We agree with your risk manager how your risk register works: scales, owners and appetite.

  2. Step 2, Secamo

    Translate

    We describe cyber risks in the same terms and on the same scales as your other risks.

  3. Step 3, You

    Decide

    Management decides which risks to accept, reduce or transfer.

  4. Step 4, Together

    Report

    We set up reporting that the board can read.

Questions

Common questions

What is cyber risk management?

It is the practice of identifying cyber threats and weaknesses, estimating their impact on the business and deciding how to treat each risk. Enterprise risk management (ERM) is the wider discipline that covers every type of risk in an organisation.

Why connect cyber risk to enterprise risk management?

Management and the board already decide on budget and priorities through ERM. A cyber risk in the same register competes on equal terms with every other risk.

Does this replace our risk register?

It extends your existing register with cyber risks. You keep your method and your tooling.

Next step

Tell us where you stand.

A first conversation shows what a step in Cyber risk management would look like for your team.

  1. 01Tell us what you are planning. A few lines are enough.
  2. 02We call you back to talk it through.
  3. 03You get a first view of where to start and what it takes.
Plan a first call

No preparation needed. Bring what you have.