Cyber Risk Intelligence (CRI)

Cyber Risk Intelligence (CRI) refers to collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data and information related to cyber threats and risks to an organization. It involves identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities in an organization's systems, applications, and networks and tracking the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) used by cybercriminals and other malicious actors.

CRI aims to enable organizations to make informed decisions about their cybersecurity posture by providing them with actionable insights into the nature and severity of cyber risks and threats. This may involve monitoring and analyzing data from various sources, including internal systems and networks, external threat intelligence feeds, and open-source intelligence (OSINT) from the internet.

CRI helps organizations better understand their cyber risk exposure, anticipate potential threats and attacks, and implement sufficient cybersecurity controls and response strategies to protect against them.

ThreatNG Security can help with cyber risk intelligence by providing comprehensive visibility of an organization's attack surface, real-time monitoring, threat intelligence integration, digital risk protection, and security ratings. Such a solution can enable organizations to identify potential risks and threats, prioritize their cybersecurity efforts, and make informed decisions about their overall cybersecurity posture. It can also help organizations better understand their cyber risk exposure, identify potential threats and vulnerabilities, take proactive measures to protect their digital assets and reputation, and measure the effectiveness of their cybersecurity programs.