Service

Risk Assessment

We identify, analyze and prioritize physical, technological and human risks according to their likelihood and business impact.

In shortRisk assessment is the process of identifying threats and vulnerabilities, estimating their likelihood and impact, and deciding how to treat them: reduce, transfer, avoid or accept. It turns general concern into a prioritized list of decisions.

What problem does it solve?

Without a formal assessment, priorities are set by the latest incident, a vendor's recommendation or individual perception. That leads to unbalanced investments and critical risks without an owner.

Who is it for?

  • Boards of directors and audit and risk committees
  • Risk, compliance and internal audit management
  • Regulated companies or those responding to customer requirements

What risks does it address?

  • Critical risks without an assigned owner
  • Undefined risk appetite
  • Treatments that are neither executed nor measured

What's included?

  • Context and risk criteria workshop with leadership
  • Inventory of critical processes and assets
  • Matrix of physical, technological and human risks
  • Treatment plan with owners, deadlines and indicators
  • Executive presentation for the board

Business benefits

  • Prioritization you can defend before the board
  • Clear assignment of owners
  • A foundation for business continuity and compliance

Methodology

  1. Understand

    Business context, critical processes and risk appetite, with leadership.

  2. Assess

    Review of physical and digital controls and behaviors, with evidence.

  3. Prioritize

    Findings ranked by impact and effort, with owners.

  4. Implement

    Support with actions, procedures and training.

  5. Measure and improve

    Executive indicators and periodic review.

Scope, duration and the financial proposal are defined after an initial conversation, according to the size and needs of the organization.

Frequently asked questions

What methodology do you use?

We adapt recognized risk management practices (for example, the ISO 31000 family and ISO/IEC 27005) to the organization's size and maturity.

How often should it be updated?

As a reference, at least once a year and whenever there are relevant changes: new sites, systems, suppliers or incidents.

How prepared is your organization?

Talk to a specialist and define the first step based on your real risks.