Translate Cyber Risk Into the Language Your Board Already Speaks: Money.
Cyberwrite gives corporate leaders — from the boardroom to the CISO's office — a single, quantified view of cyber risk exposure in financial terms. No jargon. No heatmaps. Just the numbers your organization needs to make confident decisions.
Cyber Risk Is a Business Risk. Why Is It Still Reported Like an IT Problem?
Boards Can't Act on Heatmaps
Red/yellow/green dashboards don't tell directors what a breach actually costs or how it compares to other enterprise risks. Boards need financial exposure data they can govern.
CFOs Need Numbers, Not Narratives
Finance leaders manage every risk in dollar terms — except cyber. Without quantification, cyber insurance is guessed, budgets are arbitrary, and materiality decisions are reactive.
CISOs Struggle to Get Budget
Security leaders know the threats but can't translate them into business impact. Without financial quantification, every budget request is a negotiation instead of a data-driven decision.
Regulators Now Require What Best Practice Always Demanded.
From the SEC's cybersecurity disclosure rules to the EU's DORA and NIS2 directives, regulators worldwide are mandating that organizations quantify, govern, and disclose cyber risk at the board level.
United States
SEC Disclosure Rules
Public companies must disclose cybersecurity governance, board oversight, and material incidents on Form 10-K and 8-K. Boards must demonstrate structured oversight — not informal awareness.
European Union
DORA
Financial entities must maintain ICT risk management frameworks with evidence-based resilience. Major incidents must be reported within 4 hours of classification. Effective since January 2025.
European Union
NIS2
Critical infrastructure organizations must report breaches within 24 hours and demonstrate data-driven risk management. Penalties up to €10M or 2% of global turnover. Compliance deadline: October 2026.
Cyberwrite supports compliance — providing the quantified risk documentation, board dashboards, and audit-ready methodology needed to satisfy regulators and rating agencies.
One Platform. Every Stakeholder. The Right View.
Cyberwrite surfaces the same underlying data in role-appropriate views — so every leader sees what they need to act.
Role
Board of Directors
Receive board-ready cyber risk dashboards with financial exposure metrics, not technical jargon
Satisfy SEC, DORA, and NIS2 governance requirements with documented, quantified oversight
Compare cyber risk to other enterprise risks using consistent financial language (Annual Loss Expectancy, Probable Maximum Loss)
Ask smarter questions: "What's our annualized cyber loss exposure?" not "Are we secure?"
From Raw Risk to Board-Ready Intelligence in Seconds
Cyber Risk Score
A single, quantified risk score for any company, based on 200+ signals analyzed by patented ML models trained on real insurance claims data.
Financial Loss Modeling
Modeled Annual Cyber Loss Exposure, Probable Maximum Loss, and incident cost ranges — calibrated against actual insurance outcomes.
Board Dashboard
Executive-ready reporting with financial exposure trends, peer benchmarking, and regulatory compliance status, designed for governance, not for SOCs.
Continuous Monitoring
Real-time risk signal tracking with alerts when your exposure profile changes, including new vulnerabilities and third-party dependency shifts.