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Integrated Risk Management solutions offer a holistic, comprehensive view of risk management by combining technology, process, and data to enable the simplification, automation, and integration of both strategic and operational management processes related to compliance and risk. These solutions provide a comprehensive view across all business units, risk areas, and compliance functions, also including business partners, suppliers, and other third parties.

CyberSaint's CyberStrong Platform accurately and holistically aligns with each of these critical use cases, offering a user-friendly, scalable, and robust solution that is, without question, the most cost-competitive available. 

Over the last 15 years, solutions have matured from compliance-based to risk-based. Rapidly evolving cyber and digital risks can be managed by converging physical and technological risks. Here are 5 short definitions of critical capabilities IRM solutions should focus on. 

1.     Risk and Control Documentation and Assessment

Risk statements and controls are documented to satisfy regulators, external auditors, partners, suppliers, executives, and BoD. RA at the strategic, technical, and operational levels.

2.     Incident Management

Proactive management of risk incidents, a record of incidents to inform the risk assessment process and identify events, integration with external systems to identify potential risk events

3.     Risk Mitigation Action Planning

Developing action plans to ensure mitigation steps based on risk appetites.

4.     Risk Quantification and Analytics

Measuring risk on a quantitative basis, capital calculation requirements, and predictive modeling to determine risk events, theft, and fraud.

5.     KRI Monitoring/Reporting

Aggregate and report risk levels using Key Risk Indicators.

Gartner notes that there has been researched published about integrated risk management (IRM) for the past two years, but "while the software end-user community is excited about IRM rather than outdated governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) solutions, some vendors remain reluctant to acknowledge a shift in market focus has occurred."

This shift and these critical capabilities are essential for vendors to take note of. CyberStrong is clearly innovating across all of these areas and in more areas, including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), threat intelligence, and more. 

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