Are you using tools for cyber risk quantification? What are they?

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Chief Information Security Officer in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Yes. OneTrust GRC

Co-ordinator ICT Service & Support in Government2 years ago

Yes. ThreatConnect RQ

Principal Information Security Officer in Education2 years ago

Yes. Third Party Risk assessment services.

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VP of IT in Media2 years ago

We are using third-party cyber security vendor to help assess and quantify our cyber risks...

VP, Technology Manager in Education2 years ago

We have contracted with two different third party companies that monitor the threat landscape. Our cybersecurity team then takes action based on alerts from those companies. We have found this to be much more effective than trying to manage with internal tools.

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