Cyber risk intelligence for business resilience

Know which cyber risks can stop the business.

ABI can be your data-to-decision layer helping to prioritize cyber risk.

ABI connects security findings with operational, financial, vendor, and recovery data. Leaders get a shared view of exposure, a ranked mitigation plan, and evidence they can use to make decisions.

CISSP-guided analysis ABI employs a Certified Information Systems Security Professional.
Business impact first Priorities reflect operational and financial consequences.
Data connected Security evidence is linked to systems, vendors, processes, and recovery needs.
The problem ABI solves

A risk register is only useful if it changes the next decision.

ABI can be your data-to-decision layer helping to prioritize cyber risk across fragmented systems.

Security teams have findings. IT has asset and recovery data. Procurement has vendor records. Finance understands the cost of downtime. Business continuity owns plans and exercises. When those facts live in separate tools and spreadsheets, leadership cannot see one ranked picture of risk.

ABI builds that picture. We combine the available evidence, standardize it, expose gaps, and translate technical risk into business terms. The result is a working decision system for mitigation, recovery planning, and executive reporting.

Hidden dependencies Map the applications, vendors, processes, and people behind critical services.
Competing priorities Compare risk by likely impact, recoverability, control evidence, and business value.
Unproven recovery Separate completed backups and written plans from tested recovery evidence.
Executive translation Give leaders a concise view of exposure, decisions, owners, and next actions.
A data-first operating model

Turn scattered evidence into a cyber risk decision layer.

ABI can be your data-to-decision layer helping to prioritize cyber risk through continuous normalization.
01

Connect & Collect

Bring together available asset, vulnerability, identity, vendor, incident, continuity, and recovery evidence.

02

Standardize Records

Resolve inconsistent names, ownership gaps, stale records, and mismatched scoring assumptions.

03

Quantify Exposure

Relate technical findings to critical services, downtime tolerance, revenue, obligations, and recovery dependencies.

04

Act & Sequence

Create a sequenced mitigation roadmap, accountable owners, decision triggers, and a dashboard for follow-through.

This is not a rip-and-replace platform pitch.

ABI can work with evidence from the continuity, notification, recovery, cloud, risk, and security tools you already use. The engagement is decision support. It is not a penetration test, compliance certification, managed detection service, audit opinion, or incident-response retainer.

CISSP Certified Information Systems Security Professional
Security judgment meets business analysis

ABI employs a CISSP.

ISC2 describes the CISSP as validating broad technical and managerial knowledge across security and risk management, asset security, architecture, networks, identity, assessment, operations, and software development security.

For ABI clients, that experience helps connect security evidence to business priorities. It does not turn an engagement into an audit or promise that incidents will not happen. It means the work is informed by recognized security expertise and delivered in the decision-focused format ABI clients already use.

Two cyber risk action plans

Start with the decision you need to make.

ABI can be your data-to-decision layer helping to prioritize cyber risk with fixed delivery scopes.

Both engagements follow ABI’s package model: a defined timeline, focused analyses, named deliverables, and a dashboard that makes findings usable after the final presentation.

Package 01

The Cyber Risk Intelligence Sprint

Timeline: 8 weeks
Best for Organizations with security findings in several tools, inconsistent risk scoring, unclear ownership, or an executive team asking what to fund first.

Engagement roadmap

Weeks 1–2
Data intake, source inventory, and decision requirements
Weeks 3–4
Asset, business service, vendor, and data-flow mapping
Weeks 5–6
Risk normalization, control-evidence review, and impact analysis
Weeks 7–8
Mitigation sequencing, owner alignment, and executive readout

Key deliverables

  • Cyber Data Connectivity Report
  • Critical Service and Dependency Map
  • Current-State Cyber Risk Profile
  • Prioritized Risk Register with owners and evidence gaps
  • Executive Cyber Risk Dashboard
  • 90-Day Mitigation Action Plan
Package 02

The Cyber Resilience and Recovery Action Plan

Timeline: 16 weeks
Best for Organizations that need to reduce cyber exposure while proving that critical services can continue or recover across cloud, on-premises, and third-party dependencies.

Engagement roadmap

Weeks 1–4
Cyber risk baseline, critical-service mapping, and recovery evidence intake
Weeks 5–8
Control gaps, concentration risk, recovery sequence, and decision thresholds
Weeks 9–12
Mitigation roadmap, response roles, continuity integration, and runbook review
Weeks 13–16
Leadership tabletop, recovery evidence review, and improvement plan

Key deliverables

  • Cyber Resilience Baseline and Target Profile
  • Critical Dependency and Concentration Risk Report
  • Mitigation and Recovery Sequencing Roadmap
  • Cyber Incident Decision and Escalation Matrix
  • Facilitated executive tabletop with after-action report
  • Cyber Resilience Dashboard and 12-Month Improvement Plan
Built for the DRJ conversation

One view for the teams that own resilience together.

ABI can be your data-to-decision layer helping to prioritize cyber risk across your enterprise ecosystem.
Cybersecurity & GRC
Business Continuity
IT Disaster Recovery
Operational Resilience
Risk & Compliance
Crisis Leadership
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Financial Services & Insurance
Manufacturing & Supply Chain
Utilities & Critical Infrastructure
Where business continuity fits: ABI uses cyber risk priorities and dependency data to sharpen business impact analysis, response roles, recovery sequencing, exercises, and continuity investments. Cyber risk mitigation is the lead; continuity is the operating bridge to sustained performance during disruption.
Start with a focused conversation

Bring one risk question. Leave with a clearer next step.

ABI can be your data-to-decision layer helping to prioritize cyber risk.

Tell ABI where the evidence is fragmented, which services matter most, or what leadership needs to decide. We will recommend the smallest useful scope and provide package pricing.

No sensitive files are needed for the introductory conversation. Scope and pricing depend on data access, systems, company size, and the selected action plan.
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