Cyber risk analysis is only as credible as the scenarios it’s built on. Many programs analyze whatever the framework or tool prompts for, rather than the scenarios that would actually inform a decision.
Scoping should start with the decisions the business needs to make and the threats most likely to affect them. Cyberthreat intelligence and expert input narrow the field to the top threat-to-business scenarios that matter. A well-scoped scenario shows you what data is needed to reduce uncertainty and support an objective analysis.
What you’ll learn:
- How to move from a generic risk register to scenarios tied to specific business decisions
- How to incorporate cyberthreat intelligence and input from subject matter experts to prioritize scenarios
- What data each scenario requires, and how to perform an analysis
- How to recognize when a scenario is well scoped