CRI – Cyber Risk Investigation 

Cyber Risk Investigation is the service that helps companies identify, monitor, and mitigate cyber risks with non-invasive tests on the infrastructure and data.

What is CRI and why is it essential for business security?

Cyber Risk Investigation (CRI) is the service that helps companies identify, monitor, and mitigate cyber risks without performing invasive tests on their infrastructure.

Thanks to advanced Threat Intelligence, CRI collects and analyzes data from public sources, the deep web, and the dark web, offering a clear and up-to-date view of the company’s exposure to potential attacks.

This approach allows for the detection of compromised credentials, data leaks, exposed information, and malicious activities that could be exploited by cybercriminals.

CRI is not limited to a static analysis: it provides real-time updates and allows for an in-depth investigation of identified threats with the support of an Ethical Hacker, transforming prevention into a strategic advantage.

How does CRI work?

1. Data Collection: Mapping Exposures

CRI performs a thorough scan of multiple layers of the web to identify potentially dangerous information:

  • OSINT (Open Source Intelligence): Publicly accessible information, such as publicized data breaches, forums, code repositories, social media, and exposed documents.
  • Deep Web: Content not indexed by traditional search engines, such as databases accessible with credentials or cloud archives without adequate protection.
  • Dark Web: Illegal marketplaces, hacker forums, leak repositories, and other sources where the trade of stolen data and tools for cyberattacks occurs.

2. Data Analysis: Identification of Specific Threats

Once collected, the information is analyzed using Threat Intelligence engines and machine learning algorithms, which can identify risk patterns and flag critical exposures.

The analysis focuses on:

  • Compromised Credentials: Emails, passwords, tokens, session cookies, and stolen databases.
  • Exposed Data: JSON files, database records, unprotected APIs, and confidential corporate documents.
  • URLs, IPs, and Domains: Misconfigurations, targeted phishing, and corporate services publicly accessible without adequate protection.
  • Indicators of Compromise (IoC): Signs of ongoing attacks or preparation for future attacks.

3. Risk Assessment: The Cyber Risk Index

CRI assigns a dynamic risk score, the Cyber Risk Index, which quantifies the company’s exposure and monitors its trend over time.

The system takes into consideration:

  • Number and type of exposed data.
  • Relevance of the stolen information to attackers.
  • Probability of exploitation of the detected vulnerabilities.

This assessment allows companies to make informed decisions on the mitigation measures to adopt.

4. Report and Consultation with an Ethical Hacker

The results of the analysis are collected in a detailed report, which includes:

  • A list of critical exposures, with details on where and how they were found.
  • Monitoring of the company’s risk trend over time.

It is possible to delve deeper into the identified threats with a dedicated call with an Ethical Hacker, who will help interpret the data and suggest the most effective actions to mitigate the risks.

Why choose CRI?

Proactive Threat Identification: CRI intercepts vulnerabilities before they are exploited, reducing the risk of cyberattacks.

  • Comprehensive Business Risk Assessment: It monitors the company’s exposure across multiple layers of the web and provides a clear picture of sensitive information that has been exfiltrated.
  • Timely and Targeted Response: Thanks to real-time updates, it allows for quick intervention to limit damage.
  • Optimization of Time and Resources: It avoids invasive tests and automates the collection of critical information, allowing the IT team to focus on other priorities.
  • Integration with Other Services: CRI combines perfectly with solutions like EVA (Extended Vulnerability Assessment), creating a complete security ecosystem for the company

Conclusion

Cyber Risk Investigation (CRI) is an indispensable solution for those who want to anticipate cyberattacks and reduce business risks.

With continuous monitoring and a data-driven approach, companies can strengthen their security, protecting data, assets, and reputation.

Don’t wait to suffer an attack: discover your company’s exposure level today with CRI.