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Sysrisk User Manual
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Risk Management
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- Control Risk
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What is Cybersecurity Risk?
Cybersecurity Risk refers to the possibility of loss or damage to an organization resulting from cyber threats such as data breaches, system hacks, malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks. It affects the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of digital information and systems.
As organizations increasingly rely on technology, cybersecurity risk has become a critical component of overall risk management, impacting both operational continuity and stakeholder trust.
Key Sources of Cybersecurity Risk
Unsecured networks or devices
Weak access controls and passwords
Outdated software or unpatched systems
Insider threats and human error
Third-party vendor vulnerabilities
How SysRisk Helps Manage Cybersecurity Risk
SysRisk empowers organizations to take a proactive stance on cybersecurity by:
Identifying critical assets and vulnerabilities
Assessing and scoring cyber risk levels
Monitoring compliance with cybersecurity frameworks
Automating response workflows for threats
Visualizing cyber exposure in real time on risk dashboards
With SysRisk, enterprises can better defend against cyber threats, reduce exposure, and ensure resilience in today’s digital landscape.
