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Quantified risk. Smarter decisions.

Cyber risk, measured in money, probability, and control ROI.

Risqua AI helps security and risk leaders convert cyber scenarios into defensible financial exposure, treatment economics, and board-ready evidence. The app does not store your risk assessment information after the session is closed.

NIS2 DORA SEC Cyber Rule ISO 27005 NIST CSF 2.0 APRA CPS 234
10,000+ Monte Carlo iterations per scenario for transparent loss distributions.
5 min From scenario inputs to a board-ready financial risk summary.
0 Risk assessment information stored by Risqua after the session is closed.
Why Risqua

Replace cyber heat maps with financial decisions.

Executives need to know which risks are material, what loss range is plausible, and which investments reduce exposure. Risqua structures that conversation in business terms.

01

Financial exposure

Model probable annual loss, tail loss, scenario materiality, and uncertainty ranges for the cyber events that matter.

02

Treatment ROI

Compare current risk, residual risk, control cost, and expected risk reduction before allocating budget.

03

Board evidence

Export clear assumptions, loss ranges, and decision narratives for governance, audit, and regulatory conversations.

Workflow

A practical path from risk register to decision.

Risqua is designed to sit alongside GRC tools and risk workshops. It adds quantified economics where qualitative registers stop.

1

Frame the scenario

Define the threat event, affected assets, business impact categories, and materiality context.

2

Estimate uncertainty

Use ranges and Quant Risk Management thinking instead of false precision or subjective red-amber-green scoring.

3

Simulate outcomes

Run Monte Carlo analysis and compare expected loss, tail loss, and treatment economics.

4

Report the decision

Create board-ready summaries that show exposure, assumptions, and recommended treatment action.

Regulatory clarity

Built for regulated cyber risk conversations.

Risqua helps teams explain cyber exposure, resilience priorities, and materiality in a format leadership can govern and auditors can inspect.

NIS2Governance, risk management measures, and executive accountability.
DORAICT risk, resilience scenarios, and third-party technology exposure.
SEC Cyber RuleMateriality-oriented cyber incident and exposure assessment.
ISO 27005Structured information security risk assessment and treatment support.
Start quantifying

Give the board a risk number they can use.

Try CyberLab for quantified risk assessment, or book a call to map Risqua to your cyber risk workflow.

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