For CISOs, CTOs, and IT leadership who need a credible cyber risk posture assessment on their schedule.
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No scheduling or coordination required. Work through the program on your own schedule.
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Board-ready findings
Auditable analysis mapped to frameworks your board recognizes.
The demand for a formal cyber risk assessment comes from several directions. Here's where it typically originates.
Your organization is pursuing a SOC 2 Type II report. Auditors will ask for a risk assessment as part of the process. You need one that's comprehensive and framework-aligned.
Applying for or renewing cyber insurance requires documented evidence of your risk management program. Underwriters want more than a questionnaire—they want a formal assessment.
A new CISO has joined or a security function is being formalized. Leadership expects a documented cyber risk baseline. Building it from scratch takes time you don't have.
AI and ML systems introduce distinct technology risks—model failure, data integrity, adversarial threats, and governance gaps—that call for dedicated coverage. Boards, regulators, and auditors are increasingly asking specific questions about AI risk.
A formal risk assessment that satisfies auditors, insurers, and the board.
Comprehensive cyber risk findings aligned to the frameworks your auditors, insurers, and certifying bodies require.
VeloRisk's Enterprise Risk Program covers cybersecurity, technology, data protection, and digital identity risk domains—the areas most relevant to CISO and CTO mandates.
Findings are mapped to NIST CSF 2.0, NIST SP 800-53, and NIST SP 800-63—the frameworks your auditors and insurers reference. Findings use the same control language your auditors and insurers already work from.
The Executive Report gives leadership and the board a clear risk posture. The Practitioner Report gives your security team detailed findings, control gap analysis, and remediation guidance. The Assessment Comparison section shows what changed between runs—evidence of progress for auditors and insurers.
Cyber and technology risk is built into the Enterprise Risk Program's core scope.
Comprehensive risk analysis with deep coverage of cybersecurity, technology, data protection, and digital identity—mapped to the frameworks cyber insurers and auditors reference.
For organizations deploying AI or ML systems that need dedicated AI governance documentation—beyond what a standard cyber risk assessment covers. Mapped to NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act.
Mapped to NIST. Comprehensive findings. Framework-ready.
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