The Platform

Design a security program that builds trust, scales with your business, mitigates risk, and empowers your team to work efficiently.

• Our technology
• Built for AI
• Why Strike Graph
• All frameworks

Features

• Action Items (POA&M)
• AI Security Assistant
• Audits & certifications
• Customizations
• Dashboards & reporting
• Integrations
• Pen testing
• Questionnaires
• Risk management
• SBOM Manager
• Self Assessments
• System Security Plan (SSP)
• Third-Party Risk
• Verify AI
• Vulnerability scanning
• Workspaces

Solutions

For industries

• Data Centers
• Life Sciences
• Manufacturing
• Medical Devices

Frameworks

• CCPA/CPRA
• CMMC
• DORA
• GDPR
• HIPAA
• SOC 2
• ISO 27001
• All frameworks

Risk-based security compliance is the new standard

Traditional security checklists are slow, expensive, and fail to shield you from emerging threats. Strike Graph’s risk-based solution is more robust — and it saves you time and resources.

Tailored security

Tailor security measures to your unique risks, not generic standards.

Efficient resource allocation

Identify, prioritize, and allocate resources effectively for maximum protection.

Continuous improvement

Adapt and enhance your security posture continually.

Take a targeted approach to security compliance.

Companies manage risk at the most basic level to avoid breaking trust with customers, stakeholders, and employees. Learn how risk-based compliance saves you time and money.

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Your comprehensive risk management solution

Our all-in-one platform empowers you to assess and mitigate risk, then confirm your security program's efficacy.

1. In-platform risk assessment
   Effortlessly assess and prioritize vulnerabilities within our platform.

2. Multi-framework control mapping
   Link controls to multiple frameworks for comprehensive protection.

3. Streamlined security questionnaires
   Efficiently manage vendor and customer security questionnaires.

4. Assign risk ratings
   Score control risks as low, medium, or high based on likelihood and impact.

5. Distribute responsibility
   Delegate responsibility to maintain a robust, integrated security posture.

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Have more questions about risk management?

We have answers!

What are the 6 stages of risk management?

Risk management involves six basic stages:

• Identify: Conduct a risk assessment to understand weaknesses and identify threats.
• Analyze: Establish the probability and potential outcomes of each risk.
• Prioritize: Evaluate risks and rank them based on probability and consequence.
• Own: Determine who is responsible for managing each risk.
• Respond: Formulate a response plan for each risk.
• Monitor: Continuously monitor risks as part of an ongoing process.

Strike Graph’s in-platform risk assessment empowers you to identify, analyze, and prioritize your company’s unique risks, then assign controls to mitigate them. Our collaborative tools allow you to assign responsibility for individual controls and our intuitive dashboards show you exactly where you stand.

What are the seven types of risk in business?

Most business risks fall into these seven categories:

• Economic risk: Risk due to macroeconomic forces such as inflation or policy changes
• Legal/compliance risk: Risks from violating laws or regulations
• Security and fraud risk: Risks from internal or external deception, including data breaches
• Financial risk: Loss of money or assets, including market and currency risks
• Reputation risk: Loss of confidence in a brand or product
• Operational risk: Risks that halt business operations, like natural disasters
• Competitive risk: Loss of customers due to competition

What is compliance risk management?

Compliance risk management involves processes to identify, assess, address, and monitor compliance risks. It aims to mitigate losses from noncompliance with laws, standards, regulations, and internal/external policies. It's important to continuously monitor and update compliance policies and procedures due to regularly changing regulations.

Why are governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) and TrustOps important?

TrustOps and GRC are crucial for managing security risks and complying with regulatory requirements.

TrustOps, or trust operations, involves a wide range of methods and practices (including GRC) aimed at establishing and preserving trust with clients and partners. It also tracks the impact of a company’s trust-building activities on business outcomes like revenue.

GRC has a narrower scope. It consists of governance (overseeing information security), risk (managing information security risks), and compliance (establishing and maintaining compliance with regulations). GRC programs help in staying abreast of regulatory changes, preparing for new risks, managing third-party relationships, and adhering to data privacy trends.