The exponential rise of cyberattacks and ransomware has cost companies billions of dollars, threatened the stability of businesses across the globe and created an imperative for business leaders and boards to assess, quantify and mitigate their cyber risk.
Without a means to measure cybersecurity risk, organizations are more exposed to cross-business impacts from customer, supplier, and partner relationships that are integrated into their ecosystem.
Moody’s can help you assess, quantify, and mitigate firmwide cyber risk and exposure and, importantly, integrate learnings across the business to inform key strategy decisions.
A recent analysis by Moody’s Ratings reveals that 28% of collective rated debt, or $22.3 trillion, has a high or very high cyber risk exposure.
Our interactive report can help you learn more about which industries and sectors face the greatest risk of cyber threats.
In an ever-evolving digital world, Moody’s Ratings research underscores the critical importance of including cybersecurity in a comprehensive risk assessment framework alongside credit risk, operational risk, compliance, supply chain, and more.
Recent cyberattacks are yet another reminder of the impact cyber risks can have on businesses, from operations to the bottom line. Companies and organizations are also facing other looming challenges, including an ongoing cybersecurity talent shortages and the advent of generative AI, which will introduce new risks.
As organizations grow and their interactions with third-party entities intensify, they expose themselves to a broader spectrum of cyber threats. This can have serious consequences across the financial, technical, reputational, and operational facets of a business.
At Moody's, we can help you create a seamless and effective methodology to assess, track, and counteract these emergent cyber risks. With deeper insights into cyber vulnerabilities and a broader scope of risk assessments, you'll be able to make more informed decisions and help your organization become more resilient.
In addition, Moody’s has forged a strategic partnership with Bitsight, integrating its cybersecurity ratings and analytics into our suite of solutions, including Orbis, Compliance Catalyst², Credit Catalyst², Supply Chain Catalyst, and Passfort. Or, enhance your proprietary applications by integrating cybersecurity ratings directly into your workflows with Risk Data Suite’s Bitsight cybersecurity data feed.
Given the significant financial and operational consequences of a cyberattack, integrating cyber risk analytics into cross-business risk assessments is critical.
Moody’s is launching a new Cyber Industry Steering Group to develop initiatives that will support the growth of the global cyber insurance market. The group will be anchored by leading market participants in the insurance and cybersecurity industries.
The Moody’s RMS cyber model uses a multidimensional assessment to identify and quantify key risk variables that determine the frequency and severity of cyberattacks. This includes a thorough assessment of threat-actor groups, human vulnerabilities, digital assets at risk, outside-in vulnerabilities, historical cyber incidents, loss process footprints, and the interplay with insurance contract terms. This proprietary research is embedded in an innovative risk modeling framework that can model individual and portfolio-level risks.
In an ever-evolving digital world, Moody’s Ratings research underscores the critical importance of including cybersecurity in a comprehensive risk assessment framework alongside credit risk, operational risk, compliance, supply chain, and more.
Recent cyberattacks are yet another reminder of the impact cyber risks can have on businesses, from operations to the bottom line. Companies and organizations are also facing other looming challenges, including an ongoing cybersecurity talent shortages and the advent of generative AI, which will introduce new risks.
As organizations grow and their interactions with third-party entities intensify, they expose themselves to a broader spectrum of cyber threats. This can have serious consequences across the financial, technical, reputational, and operational facets of a business.
At Moody's, we can help you create a seamless and effective methodology to assess, track, and counteract these emergent cyber risks. With deeper insights into cyber vulnerabilities and a broader scope of risk assessments, you'll be able to make more informed decisions and help your organization become more resilient.
In addition, Moody’s has forged a strategic partnership with Bitsight, integrating its cybersecurity ratings and analytics into our suite of solutions, including Orbis, Compliance Catalyst², Credit Catalyst², Supply Chain Catalyst, and Passfort. Or, enhance your proprietary applications by integrating cybersecurity ratings directly into your workflows with Risk Data Suite’s Bitsight cybersecurity data feed.
Given the significant financial and operational consequences of a cyberattack, integrating cyber risk analytics into cross-business risk assessments is critical.
Moody’s is launching a new Cyber Industry Steering Group to develop initiatives that will support the growth of the global cyber insurance market. The group will be anchored by leading market participants in the insurance and cybersecurity industries.
The Moody’s RMS cyber model uses a multidimensional assessment to identify and quantify key risk variables that determine the frequency and severity of cyberattacks. This includes a thorough assessment of threat-actor groups, human vulnerabilities, digital assets at risk, outside-in vulnerabilities, historical cyber incidents, loss process footprints, and the interplay with insurance contract terms. This proprietary research is embedded in an innovative risk modeling framework that can model individual and portfolio-level risks.
MOODY’S RATINGS
Digital transformation is reshaping business and financial systems. As the market evolves, new technologies will impact credit markets.
With palpable returns from AI still to emerge, value will accumulate where barriers to entry are highest.
As companies turn to AI, blockchain, the Internet of Things and quantum computing to explore new ways to solve problems, the digitalization of supply chain management is entering a new phase.
Given its potential to cause significant financial, reputational, legal, and operational damage, cyber risk is an existential issue for businesses worldwide.
How can organizations proactively mitigate risks posed by breaches of key suppliers? Thanks to a combination of robust internal processes and Moody’s supplier risk solutions, organizations can be more effective.
The time is now to underscore the criticality of cybersecurity within a comprehensive risk assessment framework, which includes aspects like credit, operational, compliance, and supply chain risks, among others.
Understanding a company’s financial and technological exposure to cyber threats can help these market participants better prepare for potential cyber events and related financial losses.
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