Business Problems We Solve: Investor Assurance

All prudent investors qualify their prospects in terms of cash flow, P&L, management team, industry standing, and growth potential. Why wouldn't you do the same qualification for cybersecurity risk management?

Investors speak the language of business. We at Pythia speak the language of cybersecurity. All (100%) businesses with a digital function -- payment system, advertising, email address, data center, online sales or product development platform, etc. -- have some degree of cybersecurity risk. We assess the extent to which companies have managed their cybersecurity risk. This includes policies, systems, and leadership.

You deserve to know how much investment your prospects needs to make in its cybersecurity risk management. And if they don't or can't do it, you need to know what you will need to invest.

Pythia's assessment report for investors includes an expert review and summary of the three following cybersecurity risk components:

1. Cybersecurity policies: how effective is the prospect's cybersecurity risk management plan relative to both industry standards, "gold standards" (e.g., NIST CSF), and likely adversarial artificial intelligence (AI) attacks?
   
   
2. Cybersecurity infrastructure: how robust is the prospect's IT infrastructure, including hardware and administration, relative to standard operating procedures?
   
   
3. Cybersecurity leadership: how prepared is the prospect's leadership team to create and manage an effective cybersecurity risk management program at all levels of the organization?

Ask us how we can validate and verify your prospect's cybersecurity.