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Features

What CyberRiskGuardian does, from your context to a decision by management.

What it does

  • Generates at least twenty candidate scenarios from your context (typically 25 to 40), screens them and keeps the 10 most material
  • Estimates threat probability, exploitation, expected and maximum damage, resilience and criticality, with a confidence level for each
  • Scores technical vulnerabilities with CVSS v4.0 and says when CVSS does not apply
  • Compares residual risk with the risk your organization tolerates
  • Proposes treatment measures with costs, owners and controls shared across scenarios
  • Writes the management report, key risk indicators and a roadmap from 0 to 24 months
  • Drafts security policies in French and English (Security Policy Writer)
  • Assesses identity and access management (IAM/PAM) and configuration management with population-level registers, automatic KRIs and evidence linked to scenarios — no names, no connectors
  • Answers your questions with the Virtual consultant, citing the textbook, the CRGO ontology and your own documents; local AI model by default
  • Prioritizes vulnerabilities with SSVC decisions beside CISA KEV and FIRST EPSS

How it works

Each scenario follows one causal chain:

  1. Threat source
  2. Weakness
  3. Affected asset
  4. Cybersecurity event
  5. Consequence for the organization

CyberRiskGuardian is a decision-support tool. Its estimates are analytical hypotheses to validate with your teams; decisions stay with management.

Where it runs

Claude Code and Claude Cowork

The method runs as a plugin with skills, commands and a local calculator. You keep control of your AI platform account.

CyberRiskGuardian Desktop

A desktop application that runs in your browser, offline, with a verified calculation engine. Your data stays on your computer.

CRGO ontology

The CyberRiskGuardian Ontology links scenarios to ATT&CK techniques, controls, frameworks and legal obligations.

A look at the desktop app

Shown with MediBec, the fictional teaching case shipped with the application.

CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — Process
Process — Nineteen steps in seven groups, from evidence to decision, with the next recommended step.
CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — Scenario editor
Scenario editor — Each section behind its own tab, with a live risk card.
CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — KRI dashboard
KRI dashboard — Residual risk and the tolerance ratio, scenario by scenario.
CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — Identity & access management
Identity & access management — Population-level registers, automatic KRIs and findings linked to scenarios.
CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — Configuration management
Configuration management — Versioned baselines, deviations, exceptions and changes.
CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — Virtual consultant
Virtual consultant — Cited answers (textbook, CRGO ontology, your documents), kept apart from general knowledge.
CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — SSVC decisions
SSVC decisions — How soon to respond, with KEV and EPSS as evidence.
CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.9.0 — Ontology · CRGO
Ontology · CRGO — Scenarios linked to ATT&CK techniques, controls, frameworks and legal obligations.

Video

CyberRiskGuardian Desktop 1.7.0 Beta

Thirteen guided steps, threat-feed triage, the new Security Policy Writer, compliance and audit, and the CRGO ontology. AI through Claude or a local model, with each request shown; works offline. Beta testers welcome. This video shows version 1.7.0; the current release is Desktop 1.9.0 Beta.

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