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More than just a number: a maturity index

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Rating

The Global Risk Score is more than just a figure – it is a synthesized and objective indicator of a company’s cybersecurity posture: quantifying cyber risk, delivering strategic insights, and reinforcing reputation.

A value that is easily understandable, comparable, and communicable—synthesizing multiple aspects, including external analyses, public data, and dozens of technical and contextual indicators.

Thanks to our algorithm, this score is never static but continuously generated in real time—providing each company with a dynamic, constantly updated rating that can be fully integrated into decision-making processes.

How It Works

The Cyberating platform conducts an external, non-intrusive analysis of company systems, cross-referencing technical evidence with contextual data and risk models.

Analyzed parameters include:

  • Online exposure and public;
  • Intelligence analysis of the company’s identity profiles;
  • Presence of known vulnerability;
  • Utilizzo di protocolli sicuri;
  • History of known cyber attack;
  • Adherence to international best practices and frameworks;
  • Industry sector, company size, risk profile;
  • Geopolitical risk profiles.

All these factors are consolidated into a scalable rating – a score from 1 to 1000, where lower values indicate lower risk levels (i.e., a more favorable rating).Every company also receives a detailed report highlighting critical areas, recommended actions, and a list of associated Key Risk Indicators (KRIs).

This gives clients full visibility into their risk exposure, enabling them to assess its actual impact in detail.

Who Benefits from the Cyber Rate:

  • CIOs and CISOs: to monitor risk and communicate effectively with the board
  • CFOs and M&A Teams: to integrate this data into digital asset valuation processes
  • Clients and Partners: as a signal of trustworthiness and competence
  • Compliance and Legal Departments: it serves as a documented element in governance and audit processes
  • Financial Institutions: it enables the integration of the rating into credit access models
  • Insurance Providers: it enables better qualification and quantification of the insurable risk