Rather like a credit score, Cyban scores your cyber security at an organisational level. Built on device level measurements, your cyber score assesses potential exposure of data and vulnerability to cyber attack. The score ranges from 0 to 999 and the higher your score the better your cyber security is.

Data exposure value is assessed through the combination of how valuable the data, what the costs of data loss might be and the likelihood of loss. Data loss costs include:

• Direct costs: forensic investigation, IT system remediation, fines, customer compensation, etc.
• Indirect costs: lost business opportunities as a consequence of negative reputation, share price impact, etc.

The  potential costs can be unexpetedly high. Cyban makes an assessment based on the number of sensitive data points you have on your devices together with real-world data collected by IBM and the Poneman Institute for business size, sector and geography. This is, obviously, an estimation but it serves to give a richer view of your exposure than simply software vulnerability testing.

Cyban is capable of inspecting your operating system (OS) and finding all the software applications installed on your device. It checks whether your software or OS are out-of-date. The dashboard reports out-of-date software at both a summary level for your organisation and down to device level.

Cyban is designed for ease of use. Executives tell us time-and-time again how simple Cyban is to use and they love the quick, clear insights into their cyber vulnerability. IT staff tell us they find Cyban invaluable in guiding daily tasks keeping systems up to date.