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RiskEdge ◐ Development

Dynamic risk quantification, FAIR / Monte-Carlo, dollars the board understands.

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OutputExposure in money
MethodFAIR
ProvisioningWhite-glove
SimulationMonte Carlo
What it is

RiskEdge quantifies enterprise risk in financial terms: loss event frequency × loss magnitude, simulated with Monte-Carlo and benchmarked against a board-set risk appetite. The output is a defensible currency figure the board understands.

It is in design simulation; the calculation model is being proven now.

How it works

The same steps for every reader. The last one is what you end up holding.

  1. 1A risk is raisedFrom an assessment gap, an incident, an audit finding, or somebody who noticed.
  2. 2Scored two waysA 5x5 matrix for the register and FAIR for the money, because they answer different questions.
  3. 3Treated, against appetiteAccept, mitigate, transfer or avoid. The gate is the tolerance, not an opinion.
  4. 4Four eyes on the exceptionAccepting a risk above appetite needs a second person and an expiry date.
  5. 5A register the board can readRanked by exposure in currency, not by a colour.
Key capabilities
FAIR modelALE = LEF × LM, transparent and auditable.
Monte-CarloDistributions, not point estimates.
Appetite and toleranceBoard-set thresholds gate the decisions.
Posture rollupOne risk posture to the CISO and board.
What it produces

The artefacts, and who receives each one.

The risk registerEvery open risk, its owner, its treatment and its position against appetite.Goes to your risk committee
The quantified exposureFAIR and Monte-Carlo output: a loss distribution rather than a high, medium or low.Goes to your board and your CFO
The exception ledgerEvery accepted risk above appetite, who accepted it, and when it expires.Goes to your external auditor
Where it sits
SecureEdge GRCeverything, together
The three arms · assess, treat, proveeach one on its own
ControlRegistrythe library they all read
Method
FAIRNIST CSFMonte-Carlo
Release plan · design → development → live
DesignDevelopmentLive
FeatureMilestoneScope
FAIR calculatorv1.0In MVP v1.0
Monte-Carlo enginev1.0In MVP v1.0
Appetite / tolerance gatesv1.0In MVP v1.0
Board reportingv1.1Planned

Milestones are roadmap targets, not shipped dates. Target for MVP v1.0: 2027 H2. The stage above is the honest position today: Development.

What this establishes. These products prepare you for certification and audit. They do not award either. Every figure is derived from what your organisation reports, and is a documented position rather than an independent verification.

Priced per framework, per year

Provisioning is white-glove, never self-serve, and scope follows the due diligence review. If you would rather run it inside your own network, say so and we will talk about that too.

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