WISER Cyber Risk Monitoring Services Sample Clauses

WISER Cyber Risk Monitoring Services. The extended suite of tools and services (see Figure 2) that WISER delivers to its market targets of small businesses, large companies and public sector organisations are based on three different modes of operations, branded as: while highlighting the various levels of the services using progress bar icons. The services are also highlighted through different colour schemes making it easier for the user to distinguish and recognise the various service options. CyberWISER Light, the first service rollout of WISER was made available in March 2016 to the early assessment pilots and selected organisations within the WISER network. CWL is accessible from the WISER media platform: xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx. SMEs and organisations of all sizes can get a first, high-level view of their cyber risk exposure free of charge and with minimum investment in time and human resources. There are two parts to the service: 1. A questionnaire that gives SMEs and organisations a first, high-level view of their cyber risk exposure based on 28 questions collecting and assessing basic information about the organisation and its cyber risk exposure 2. A vulnerability test which detects the vulnerabilities present in a specific web/infrastructure and offers a high-level rough estimation of cyber risk exposure basing on the importance for the company business of the data potentially affected in such target by the vulnerabilities found. While in the CyberWISER Light the issues detected have rather to do with the vulnerabilities of the infrastructure and likely problems that might arise in the short term, in the basic mode of operation this is extended to the detection of issues already happening and informing the user. This solution offers simple functionalities and a basic repository of standard risks, vulnerabilities and threat models and simple cyber risk patterns that can be instantiated by following a lightweight approach to analysis. CyberWISER Essential offers the assessment of the risk based on not only the business and ICT variables indicated by the user in an upgraded version of the one used in the CyberWISER Light, but also on the information obtained from the cyber climate of the user’s infrastructure/web server which is analysed and monitored thanks to sensors installed at the network layer level. The assessment of the impact of cyber risks is based on a set of economic factors with minimal coverage. Decision support is supported by the provision of a list of mitigation measures re...
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