Risk mapping
- Risk register
- Likelihood × impact matrix
- Risk owners
- Inherent and residual risk
Anticipate your risks.
Risk management following an ISO 31000 approach: risk mapping, assessment, alerts and action tracking, based on your InSighter data environment.
Assessment following an ISO 31000 approach: likelihood × impact, before and after controls.
The legal and regulatory obligations that apply to the file, linked to the controls that cover them and to the risks they concern.
A check-up of ten essential measures, ranked by priority, linked to the cyber risk in the register.
Linked risk: R-06, ransomware on the management system.
A score built on seven indicators taken from FinSighter and FidSighter, with what to do as soon as one of them moves out of range.
Two loss-making years in a row justify a recovery plan.
For risk managers, internal control, finance departments.
Each risk with its category, owner, assessment before and after controls, indicators, controls and action plans.
It is a 5 × 5 likelihood × impact matrix. Each risk is placed according to its score before controls (inherent), after controls (residual) or its target. A boundary line marks the risk appetite set by management.
Not yet: RiskSighter is planned after the other applications. You can be notified of its launch via the beta form.
Following an ISO 31000 approach: likelihood and impact rated from 1 to 5, before and after existing controls. The residual score is compared with the risk appetite.
A figure tracked over time that signals a risk is getting closer, with alert thresholds. It can be fed by data from the other applications.
With a quick diagnosis: a series of questions on the main areas, which measures your level of control and proposes the first risks to add to the register.
Through a score calculated from several financial indicators taken from FinSighter and FidSighter, with recommendations and, if needed, the addition of the risk to the register.
Adverse scenarios on liquidity, credit and interest rates, to check that the business can meet its commitments.
A dedicated tool will track revenue concentration, outstanding balances and credit limits, late payments and guarantees, with actions to create.
Yes: fallback procedures for each critical process and a print-ready business continuity plan.
Each incident is recorded, linked to the risk concerned and tracked until it is resolved.
A check-up of ten essential measures, ranked by priority, linked to the cyber risk in the register.
Existing policies, uncovered needs, coverage of the main risks and a note ready for the broker.
Key controls are linked to the risks they cover. Each test is documented with its evidence, and failures lead to action plans tracked until their due date.
Yes, in the Legal and compliance tool: obligations linked to controls, regulatory monitoring, key contracts with their notice periods, disputes and provisions.
The international reference standard for risk management: identifying, assessing, treating and monitoring risks on an ongoing basis. RiskSighter follows its approach.
The risk profile, risks above appetite, indicators on alert and progress on actions, for the board of directors or management.
Yes, a quarterly risk review, with the history of assessments and an audit trail.