Regulatory expectations for cyber risk management are expanding and evolving. Data protection rules like GDPR and HIPAA, ICT risk management and operational resilience frameworks like NIS2 and DORA, and industry-specific standards like PCI DSS all require organizations to demonstrate effective, risk-based governance. C-Risk helps you move beyond checkbox compliance with quantified risk assessments that support regulatory reporting and turn compliance efforts into measurable risk reduction.
New regulatory frameworks and disclosure rules across the globe require organizations to demonstrate risk-based governance and effective risk management. This is an opportunity to enhance your current compliance program with a quantitative, risk-based approach that delivers strategic value beyond regulatory obligations.
C-Risk helps large organizations transform compliance programs with quantitative risk management. Using the FAIR™ methodology, we assess your current risk posture against regulatory requirements, evaluate control effectiveness and gaps, and help you develop evidence-based reporting and strategies to integrate cyber risk into your enterprise risk management framework.
Review your current risk posture and controls against applicable regulatory requirements to identify gaps and prioritize remediation based on quantified risk exposure.
Evaluate how your existing controls perform within quantified risk scenarios, identifying where investments deliver the greatest measurable reduction in exposure.
Develop board-level reporting templates and audit-ready evidence packages that express compliance risks in financial terms and support disclosures.
Identify opportunities to strengthen cyber risk governance, improve risk communication, and align your compliance efforts with broader business objectives.
Regulatory frameworks define what organizations need to protect. C-Risk brings the quantitative methods and advisory expertise to strengthen how you manage that risk, improving prioritization, supporting investment decisions, and enabling clearer risk communication with leadership and regulators.
Your organization faces a unique set of regulatory challenges. Connect with our team to discuss your compliance priorities and explore how a quantitative, risk-based approach can strengthen your risk posture and meet regulatory expectations.
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Yes. Frameworks like DORA, NIS2, and SEC disclosure rules share common principles around risk-based governance, incident reporting, and third-party oversight. The FAIR methodology is aligned with ISO 27005 and other recognized standards, making it possible to build a unified quantitative approach that addresses overlapping requirements efficiently while reducing duplication and documentation burden.
No. C-Risk works with organizations at all maturity levels. Our approach builds on your existing controls and compliance processes, adding quantitative methods where they deliver the most value. Over time, you can refine and scale as your program matures.
Under NIS2, fines can reach up to €10 million or 2% of global turnover. DORA allows competent authorities to determine penalties including potential criminal sanctions. Both frameworks also introduce personal liability for senior management in cases of negligence. Quantifying your ICT risks in financial terms helps leadership understand and prioritize regulatory exposure alongside other enterprise risks and reduce your risk of non-compliance.