Cyber Risk Solutions
Quantify exposure, validate controls and monitor third parties
A practical, end-to-end approach to cyber risk: continuously rate your vendors, quantify your own exposure in financial terms, and prove your controls work against real attack techniques.
The challenge
Cyber risk is business risk.
Boards, regulators and insurers now expect cyber risk to be measured, monitored and defended with evidence. Our Cyber Risk Solutions combine three best-in-class capabilities from Mastercard, delivered and supported locally by Infocredit Group.
Whether you need to understand the cyber posture of your supply chain, build a financial case for the next security investment, or prove your controls hold under real attack conditions, we provide the technology, methodology and local expertise to make it happen.
Cyber Risk Guide
Quantify, validate and monitor cyber exposure
Capabilities
Three layers, one cyber risk programme
Each layer answers a different question — and together they give you a complete picture of cyber exposure and control effectiveness.
Third-party cyber risk ratings
Continuous, outside-in cybersecurity ratings for vendors, suppliers and portfolio companies based on their internet-facing footprint.
Explore RiskReconFinancial cyber risk quantification
Translate control maturity, threat exposure and business context into expected financial loss and a prioritised remediation roadmap.
Explore Cyber QuantBreach and attack simulation
Safely run real-world attack scenarios against your live environment to prove which controls detect, block or miss each technique.
Explore Cyber FrontOutcomes
What you gain
Cyber risk stops being an abstract concern and becomes a managed, measurable and defensible business function.
Board-ready risk metrics
Report cyber exposure in monetary terms and risk-reduction rankings so security investment can be compared alongside every other business priority.
Evidence-based control assurance
Replace annual point-in-time assurance with continuous, repeatable proof of what your security stack actually stops and detects.
Continuous third-party monitoring
Catch vendor cyber posture drift, misconfigurations and emerging issues between questionnaires and audits.
Regulatory and audit alignment
Produce documented, repeatable evidence that supports DORA, NIS2, GDPR, PCI-DSS and cyber insurance conversations.
Prioritised remediation
Focus scarce resources on the controls and vendors that reduce the most risk, not on the loudest alert or longest checklist.
Local delivery and support
Licensing, onboarding, deployment and ongoing support from Infocredit teams in your region and time zone.
One route, multiple risk signals
Cyber risk data does not need to sit in a silo. We integrate RiskRecon, Cyber Quant and Cyber Front with your existing third-party risk, compliance and security workflows — including RISQO and ComplianceSuite — so cyber risk is visible alongside credit, ESG, AML and operational risk.
How it fits together
- Vendor cyber ratings flow into third-party risk scorecards
- Cyber quantification informs budget and insurance decisions
- Attack simulations prove control effectiveness on demand
- All findings are triaged, tracked and reported through local support
FAQ
Cyber risk questions, answered.
Common questions on how the three capabilities work together, what is safe to deploy, and how they fit into your existing workflow.
What is the difference between RiskRecon, Cyber Quant and Cyber Front?
RiskRecon rates the cyber posture of third parties from the outside in. Cyber Quant models your own cyber risk in financial terms. Cyber Front safely simulates attacks against your live environment to test whether your controls actually work. Together they cover the full cyber risk lifecycle: see, measure and prove.
Do we need to replace our existing security tools?
No. These services validate and orchestrate around your existing stack. Cyber Front, for example, tells you whether your current controls are detecting and blocking real techniques, and where tuning would improve coverage.
How does cyber risk quantification help with board reporting?
Cyber Quant converts technical posture and threat scenarios into expected annual loss per scenario and in aggregate. This lets security leaders present risk, investment options and projected risk reduction in the same financial language as other business decisions.
Can you assess the cyber risk of our entire supply chain?
Yes. RiskRecon can be deployed across hundreds or thousands of vendors, with tiered ratings, issue alerts and integration into your third-party risk workflow. Our team helps with onboarding, thresholds and reporting cadence.
Is breach and attack simulation safe to run in production?
Yes. Cyber Front scenarios are designed to exercise controls without disrupting services, corrupting data or exfiltrating information. We scope each deployment and run only techniques that are safe for your environment.
Which regulations and frameworks does this support?
The outputs support DORA, NIS2, GDPR security obligations, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, cyber insurance applications and general audit and board evidence requirements.
How is this delivered by Infocredit Group?
We scope the engagement, deploy the technology, configure it around your risk appetite and workflow, run workshops to interpret results, and provide ongoing local support. You get one contract and one support route through Infocredit.
Can this be integrated into RISQO or ComplianceSuite?
Yes. Cyber risk data can flow into your third-party risk and compliance workflows, enriching vendor scorecards and supporting continuous risk monitoring in one place.
Request a cyber risk consultation.
Tell us what you are trying to solve — vendor cyber ratings, financial risk quantification, or proving control effectiveness — and we will scope the right approach.
- Confidential, no-obligation scoping call
- Response within one business day
- Senior advisors — not a sales queue
Turn cyber risk into a measurable, defensible function.
Start with a scoping call to see which capability — or combination — is right for your organisation, risk appetite and regulatory context.