The protection of critical infrastructures and key resources is essential for security and productivity, which is why our Cyber Security Risk Assessment service is based on the pillars of the IEC 62443 standard, which sets down a systematic method for managing cyber risks at industrial plants.

The Cyber Security Risk Assessment service provides a two-step path of modular analysis:

• High Level Risk Assessment. Development of high-level risk assessment according to the process described in IEC 62443-3-2, including business logic.
• Low Level Risk Assessment. Detailed development of the risk assessment according to the process described in IEC 62443-3-2, following the high-level risk assessment, i.e. carried out on basis of the high-level only on the most critical assets.

The purpose of high-level analysis is to macroscopically establish the risks and consequences of a cyber attack to set priorities for intervention and break down future analyses according to the criticalities of the device or production process.

The following detailed analysis covers the threats to which the systems in use are exposed. Several factors are considered during this second phase, such as the vulnerabilities already known, their complexity, what countermeasures and procedures have been adopted previously and whether there are operational practices already in place for the correct management of the human factor, often the main vehicle of cyber attacks.
This information is then used for the correct drafting of the Cyber Security Specifications for the protection of the most critical corporate assets.

We prepare the Cyber Security Risk Assessment report for both levels with specific analyses for each type of plant or machine, to document the real threats and the most appropriate countermeasures.

The Cyber Security Risk Assessment supports the Cyber Security managers of large manufacturing companies in the implementation and maintenance of countermeasures, with a consequent advantage also in terms of expenditure.