Overview
Most cybersecurity risk assessments are compliance-driven: they check boxes against a framework, produce a score, and file the report. They do not answer the question that matters: if an attacker targeted this specific business today, what would they go after, how would they get in, and what would it cost?
The Cybersecurity Risk Framework Prompt builds a threat-based risk assessment: the attack vectors most relevant to this business's profile, the assets most likely to be targeted, the financial exposure from each scenario, and the controls that reduce the most risk per euro of investment.
What you get: - Threat model: the attackers most likely to target this business and their methods - Asset inventory: the data and systems with the highest value to an attacker - Attack vector analysis: the 5 most likely entry points ranked by exploitability - Financial exposure quantification: the cost of a breach by scenario - Control gap analysis: what is in place vs. what is required - Remediation roadmap: the controls to implement in priority order - Incident response integration: how cybersecurity risk connects to the incident response plan
Built for: founders, CTOs, and risk leads who need to understand their actual cyber exposure — not their compliance posture.