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Likelihood
Impact and criticality
Resilience
Technical severity
Treatment package
Result
Quantitative results are relative decision-support indicators, not predictions of loss. Estimates need validation; risk decisions belong to management.
Quantitative results are relative decision-support indicators, not predictions of loss. Estimates need validation; risk decisions belong to management.
CVSS measures the technical severity of a weakness, not organizational risk. Use it inside the CRG formula, never on its own. Scoring follows the FIRST CVSS v4.0 specification (base metrics).
No scenarios yet. Save one from the Risk tab, import a CyberRiskGuardian JSON file, or load the MediBec example to explore.
The register is stored only on this device. Export it regularly; the JSON file opens in the CyberRiskGuardian plugin (crg_calc.py, build_workbook.py).
| Year | Spend | % IT | Implied appetite |
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Guideline: a cybersecurity budget of 4% to 12% of the total IT budget, salaries included. 4% reflects a risk-seeking position (appetite 0.70), 7.8% the risk-neutral median (0.50), 12% a risk-averse position (0.30). Linear between anchors.
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