Risk Assessment & MANAGEMENT

Risk Assessment and Management

Risk Assessment 
If you are concerned about your organization’s security and want to improve it, then Risk Assessment should be your first step towards a secured infrastructure. The whole Risk Assessment process relies on identifying, quantifying, and prioritizing the potential security threats that are surrounding your organization. The priorities are set according to risk level, and then mitigation occurs to protect against these threats. Your technology infrastructure is completely assessed during risk assessment to identify all vulnerabilities residing in your system. These vulnerabilities are then eliminated one by one according to their priority levels.


Our Approach
We assess and document all possible areas of your organization where phishing, unauthorized activities, and social engineering like attacks could be common. We discover vulnerabilities using two different approaches: Industry-Specific Risks and Enterprise-Wide Risks. We tailor our risk assessment services based on your needs to prioritize and mitigate all the vulnerabilities before a hacker exploits them.


Benefits
Increased Awareness: After risk assessment, you are able to analyze where your organization stands from a security point of view.
Prioritized Risks: It helps to prioritize risks based on their severity level to mitigate them as soon as possible.
Detailed Reports: Reports further help you clear your security vision with all listed threats and vulnerabilities that need to be fixed.
Proactive Management: You become more aware of major vulnerabilities and potential threats that can exploit them.


Why KOELBERRY?
Our professionals evaluate risks with a set of steps by first analyzing your organization’s current security posture and security mechanisms. We dive deep into your security infrastructure to find potential threats and prioritize them according to their severity level. We use a set of different tools and manual methods to analyze all hidden threats that can possibly be exploited by an attacker.