Management Reporting

Here’s how we use Thrivaca for Management Reporting. So, let’s look at total data valuation.

This shows the value of your current enterprise data based on economic value of your data to the attacker. These valuations are based on market-clearing trends in dark web transactions. Now we’re able to report to management for recurring reports, audit, risk analyses, and for board reporting.

-Aggregate, enterprise-wide cyber risk as represented by self-insurance cost

-Overall cybersecurity capabilities

-Specific regulator-mandated areas for mitigation 

-The enterprise cybersecurity risk stack and where the organization sits currently

-The expected risk reduction valuation of as-proposed initiatives, projects, proposed budgets and/or changes in the cybersecurity portfolio

What we’re seeing in practice is that each organization wants a slightly different look at these variables from a management reporting standpoint. As you can see, there are a series of key management reporting looks that are now available, usually for the first time ever, by using the analysis and reporting features in Thrivaca.