Charting Success: CISO’s Guide to Cybersecurity Board Reporting
Download this guide to learn how to present cyber risk to the board and win approval and support for cybersecurity initiatives.
Read NowGovernments are still catching up to the rapid increase in sophistication and frequency of cyberattacks targeting their critical infrastructure, including utilities, telecommunications, transportation, and food supply. Typically, such sectors rely on OT systems, which were built in the 1970s and lack the computing power of modern, web-native systems.
A likely attack route for a technology company depicting how a malicious actor can exploit vulnerabilities to access critical business assets. This is mapped by Hyver, using AI and data science
CYE provides a comprehensive cyber risk assessment that uncovers the threat landscape without entering the environment itself. Through methodological research, CYE provides a comprehensive view of the threats an infrastructure faces with passive data collection, and without the risk of crashing the OT environments within it.
CYE’s optimized cyber risk quantification combines security considerations with business considerations to arrive at a clear monetary value for each of the threats. CYE then helps prioritize the threats to critical infrastructure based on severity and the cost to business in the event of an attack.
Attacks on critical infrastructure are usually performed by highly capable, elite, government-backed hackers. CYE’s experts include national security and senior intelligence experts with vast expertise in investigating and mitigating large and sophisticated attacks.
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