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Cyber risk

Know your cyber risks. And what you are doing about them.

Data breaches, ransomware, account takeovers, a supplier that goes down. Trustbird helps you see which of these matter for your organization, what they would affect and which measures reduce them. One risk picture, used for every standard you carry.

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  • Every risk linked to what it affects
  • Risk acceptance by a named person
  • Reassessment when something changes

Risks that start from your organization

A risk picture is useful when it starts from real things: the systems you run, the data you hold and the suppliers you depend on. Trustbird builds it on that picture of your organization, not on a list of clauses.

Start from realistic threats

Trustbird suggests the risks that typically matter for software companies and IT providers, such as ransomware, lost devices, misconfigured access and weak suppliers. You decide which apply.

Linked to what it affects

Link each risk to the systems, data, processes and suppliers it concerns. When something changes there, you see which risks need another look.

Likelihood and impact

Assess each risk on likelihood and impact with a method you define. The outcome shows which risks deserve attention first.

Measures that reduce it

Link the measures that reduce each risk and assign actions with an owner and a due date.

Acceptance by a named person

A remaining risk is accepted only by the person you designate. The decision is recorded with name, date and reasoning.

One risk picture for every standard

Record risks once and use them for ISO 27001, NEN 7510, NIS2 and the GDPR. No separate lists per standard.

How it works

  1. 01

    Describe what matters

    Answer plain questions about your systems, data, processes and suppliers. Trustbird uses the answers as the basis for your risks.

  2. 02

    Identify and assess

    Record the risks that apply to you and assess likelihood and impact. For example: what happens if this supplier is unavailable for a week?

  3. 03

    Decide on measures

    Link measures, plan actions and have the designated person accept what remains.

  4. 04

    Keep it current

    Trustbird asks for a reassessment when it is due or when a change affects a risk, and keeps the full history.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my own risk assessment method?
Yes. You define the scales for likelihood and impact and what level of risk is acceptable to you. Trustbird applies that method consistently across all your risks.
Can the AI accept a risk?
No. The AI can suggest risks and point out inconsistencies, but only a named person in your organization can accept or close a risk.
Do I need a separate risk register per standard?
No. One set of risks serves every standard you carry. Where a standard asks for something specific, Trustbird shows it as an addition to the same risks.

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