CQ IT Risk
Keep Cyber Risk Assessment, Treatment, Ownership and Oversight Connected.
CQ IT Risk is an ISO/IEC 27005-aligned cybersecurity risk management platform for structured IT risk assessment, treatment, monitoring, reporting, and audit-ready traceability.
A governed operating environment for IT and cybersecurity risk.
CQ IT Risk brings asset context, risk assessment, treatment, ownership, monitoring, and reporting into one structured risk-management process.
Connect risk to what is being protected.
Keep assets, business impact, threats, vulnerabilities, controls, and assessment context connected to the same risk record.
Keep ownership and treatment visible.
Record treatment direction, accountable owners, mitigation actions, due dates, and current status within the governed risk lifecycle.
Maintain a current risk register.
Monitor risk status, treatment progress, reporting, and decision history without separating operational work from governance records.
Risk assessment has value only when context, ownership and treatment stay connected.
IT and cybersecurity risk changes as assets, threats, vulnerabilities, controls, and business dependencies change. A current risk view therefore depends on more than a completed assessment.
CQ IT Risk keeps the assessment context, treatment, accountability, monitoring, and decision history connected to the risk record over time.
One governed IT risk lifecycle.
Move from asset and business context through cybersecurity risk assessment, treatment, monitoring, and reporting in one structured process.
Establish context
Identify relevant IT and information assets, business impact, ownership, and the context required for assessment.
Assess risk
Evaluate threats, vulnerabilities, controls, likelihood, and impact using a consistent cybersecurity risk method.
Assign treatment
Record treatment decisions, assign accountable owners, and track mitigation actions against the risk record.
Maintain oversight
Review current risk, monitor treatment progress, retain history, and prepare operational or management reporting.
Capabilities across the IT risk management lifecycle.
The product combines the core records, workflows, and evidence required for structured cybersecurity risk management.
Structure IT and cybersecurity risk assessments.
Connect asset and business context with threats, vulnerabilities, controls, likelihood, impact, and risk evaluation.
Maintain one governed risk register.
Keep current risk status, accountable ownership, treatment direction, review status, and related actions in one controlled record.
Connect risk decisions to treatment and mitigation.
Document treatment direction, mitigation actions, control context, responsibilities, and progress without separating execution from the risk record.
Keep current oversight and traceable history.
Monitor open risk, treatment status, and trends while retaining the history needed for governance review and audit preparation.
One risk record. Different responsibilities.
The same governed risk information supports the operational, analytical, oversight, and management responsibilities around cybersecurity risk.
See the risk and required action.
Keep asset context, assigned actions, treatment status, and review requirements connected to the risk record.
Assess from a consistent structure.
Work with shared threat, vulnerability, control, likelihood, impact, and risk data across assessments.
Maintain current risk oversight.
Review exposure, treatment status, ownership, trends, and risk history from one governed register.
See risk in business context.
Review material cyber risk, accountability, treatment direction, and business impact without operational detail overload.
Keep the evidence behind the current risk position.
CQ IT Risk retains the context, ownership, treatment, monitoring, and history associated with material risk records so teams can support governance review and audit preparation from the same operating record.
Keep the asset, threat, vulnerability, control, likelihood, and impact context together.
Maintain visible ownership for the risk record and associated treatment actions.
Retain treatment direction, mitigation actions, progress, and review status.
Preserve assessment, monitoring, and decision history for governance and audit review.