Cyber Risk Scoring, Reimagined
Risk scoring isn’t just a formula—it’s a discipline. AttackIQ quantifies risk by asset, adversary behavior, and business impact to drive smarter decisions and measurable security outcomes through continuous practice.

Precision Risk Starts with the Right Formula
E = Σ (Pa × Ia)
At the core of AttackIQ’s risk assessment is a simple, powerful formula. By calculating across every asset, we generate a total exposure score grounded in adversary behavior, asset criticality, and business context.
- E = Expected loss from a cyber incident
- Pa = Probability of an asset being involved in an incident
- Ia = Impact of compromise for that specific asset
Quantify Cyber Risk in Business Terms
Adversary testing, asset context, and business impact work together to produce precise, actionable risk scores.
Identify What Matters Most
Ingests data from CMDBs, cloud tags, and business systems to classify assets by criticality, ownership, and sensitivity.
Validate Likelihood with Adversary Behavior
Runs real-world attack emulations to assess each asset’s exposure. Attack paths, misconfigurations, and compensating controls inform probability (Pa).
Calculate Impact in Business Terms
Maps business impact to each asset from data sensitivity to operational downtime cost to determine accurate impact (Ia).
Quantify and Prioritize Real Risk
Generates a real-time risk score based on actual exploitability and potential business loss, not subjective estimates.
Why AttackIQ Is a Smarter Approach to Risk
Traditional Risk Models
- Subjective, 1–5 heatmap scoring
- Treats all assets equally
- Ignores real-world controls and gaps
- Updated infrequently
- Hard to communicate to executives
AttackIQ Risk Scoring
Turn Risk Insight Into Business Credibility
See Your Score—And Watch It Improve
AttackIQ doesn’t just measure your risk, it shows you how to reduce it.
You’ll see exactly:
Never Settle for Uncertainty
Validate Your Defenses
Take the guesswork out of threat exposure management. Validate your defenses with real-world attack scenarios and focus on what matters most—managing your risk.
