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Guided Risk Assessment

🚧 Under Development

Quantitative Cybersecurity Risk Analysis

Our Guided Risk Assessment service is currently in active development. This advanced tool will provide organizations with data-driven, quantitative analysis of cybersecurity risks using cutting-edge network modeling and statistical methods.

Rather than subjective risk matrices, this system will calculate actual probabilities of successful attacks across different vectors, enabling objective prioritization of security investments.

🎯 Network Modeling

Map your infrastructure as an attack graph with probabilistic transitions between nodes

📊 MCMC Analysis

Monte Carlo simulations calculate actual probability distributions for attack success

🔍 Vector Analysis

Identify which attack vectors pose the greatest quantifiable risk to your organization

💰 ROI Calculation

Objective cost-benefit analysis for security controls based on risk reduction

📈 Trend Analysis

Track how your risk posture evolves over time with longitudinal data

🎓 Compliance Mapping

Link risk metrics to regulatory requirements and industry standards

📅 Development Timeline

Current Phase: Core algorithm development and validation
Expected Beta: Q2 2026
Expected Launch: Q3 2026

🎯 Target Users

  • CISOs and security leadership
  • Risk management teams
  • Compliance officers
  • Security architects
  • Board-level executives

🔬 Methodology

  • Attack graph modeling
  • Markov Chain Monte Carlo
  • Bayesian probability networks
  • Historical breach data
  • Threat intelligence feeds

📋 Deliverables

  • Quantitative risk scores
  • Attack probability heatmaps
  • Remediation priority lists
  • ROI analysis reports
  • Executive dashboards

📬 Express Your Interest

Be among the first to know when Guided Risk Assessment launches. We'll notify you about beta access opportunities and keep you updated on development progress.

Why Quantitative Risk Assessment?

Traditional risk assessments rely on subjective matrices (high/medium/low) that provide little actionable guidance for security investment. Our quantitative approach uses statistical modeling to calculate actual probabilities and expected losses, enabling data-driven decision making.

By modeling your network as an attack graph and using Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods, we can calculate the probability of successful attacks through each vector. This allows you to prioritize remediation based on actual risk reduction rather than gut feeling.