A risk assessment is the process of identifying, analyzing, and evaluating information assets that could be affected by a cyber attack. It then identifies the risks that could affect those assets. A risk assessment helps to ensure the cybersecurity controls are appropriate to the risks facing the organization.
This process saves time, effort, and resources spent on security and addresses any risks that may be overlooked. The effectiveness of risk assessments is why many best-practice frameworks, laws, and standards recommend conducting a risk assessment.
Cybersecurity risk management is a component of IT risk management where a cybersecurity lens is placed on the IT infrastructure.
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Cybersecurity Risk Management: Process, Frameworks & Tips
Cyber risk management is the process of identifying, analyzing, evaluating, and addressing cyber security threats to networked systems, data, and users. The goal is to minimize potential risks and help organizations protect their assets and business.
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External Risk Insights
Download this study to learn how to protect your most critical assets from being easily exploited by attackers as your enterprise expands to include more subsidiary brands and web applications.
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Attack Surface Management: The Foundation of Risk Management
Download the IDC EASM buyers guide and understand the key capabilities to look for when selecting an External Attack Surface Management solution with expert guidance and selection criteria from analyst firm IDC.