Yesterday, 05:32 PM
With the growing number of cyberattacks and data breaches, many Indian companies are now talking about Cyber Risk Quantification (CRQ) in 2025. It’s not just a buzzword anymore — it’s becoming an important step for businesses that want to understand their real financial exposure to cyber threats.
In simple terms, cyber risk quantification helps an organization put a rupee value on potential cyber losses. Instead of saying “this attack might harm us,” companies can now say “this attack may cost ₹5 crores in downtime and recovery.” This clarity helps management make better decisions about cyber insurance, data protection budgets, and compliance.
For Indian businesses, 2025 will bring more pressure from data privacy laws, digital transformation, and increased cybercrime activity. Industries like BFSI, healthcare, and IT services should focus on:
Would love to hear — are any of you already using cyber risk quantification tools or planning to in 2025? What challenges are you facing in getting management buy-in?
Let’s discuss and share practical insights for Indian organizations moving toward smarter, measurable cybersecurity.
In simple terms, cyber risk quantification helps an organization put a rupee value on potential cyber losses. Instead of saying “this attack might harm us,” companies can now say “this attack may cost ₹5 crores in downtime and recovery.” This clarity helps management make better decisions about cyber insurance, data protection budgets, and compliance.
For Indian businesses, 2025 will bring more pressure from data privacy laws, digital transformation, and increased cybercrime activity. Industries like BFSI, healthcare, and IT services should focus on:
- Identifying key digital assets and potential attack surfaces
- Measuring financial impact for each possible risk
- Using tools that align with frameworks like FAIR (Factor Analysis of Information Risk)
- Regularly updating risk models as new threats emerge
Would love to hear — are any of you already using cyber risk quantification tools or planning to in 2025? What challenges are you facing in getting management buy-in?
Let’s discuss and share practical insights for Indian organizations moving toward smarter, measurable cybersecurity.