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Ostrich Cyber-Risk: Birdseye Risk Assessment and Reporting Application V1.2 - New Release

Jun 13, 2022 09:00 AM in Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Static Risk Assessments are a thing of the past. See the new features of Birdseye, including Risk Scenario Modeling. For the same price as a one-time risk assessment, Ostrich's Birdseye offers a SaaS Risk Assessment and Reporting application that helps organizations better manage their cyber risk program. Birdseye offers scoring metrics against industry-trusted frameworks by allowing custom targets and weights and includes the FAIR Standard Quantitative Model for Information Security and Operational Risk.

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www.ostrichcyber-risk.com

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