- Application
- Compliance
- Cyber Insurance
- Cyber Risk
- Cybersecurity
- Enterprise
- Governance, Risk, and Compliance
- ISO/IEC 27001
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Who is C-Risk?
C-Risk is a privately held company that provides cyber risk management capabilities, including risk identification, measurement, and governance reporting, for enterprise security, risk, and technology leaders.
- Cyber risk identification and exposure assessment
- Quantified cyber risk measurement and impact modeling
- Governance, risk, and compliance reporting for executive stakeholders
- Control effectiveness monitoring and risk prioritization
- Integration with existing security and IT governance workflows
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More About C-Risk
Solutions in the cyber risk management category are generally positioned within enterprise security and governance programs, where security, risk, and compliance teams use structured data to identify exposures, estimate potential impact, and report on control performance to senior management. Deployments typically operate alongside existing asset inventories, vulnerability management tools, and security operations processes rather than replacing them.
Offerings in this area commonly reference established frameworks, including the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and ISO/IEC 27001 for control mapping, and quantitative approaches such as FAIR (Factor Analysis of Information Risk) for expressing cyber exposure in financial terms. Integration typically relies on standard data connectors and application programming interfaces that import findings from security and IT systems.
Within the broader governance, risk, and compliance category, approaches range from questionnaire-based assessment tools to quantitative models that translate technical findings into monetary estimates. Buyers commonly compare these approaches on data sources, model transparency, reporting depth, and compatibility with existing governance workflows.
The business relevance of these capabilities lies in translating technical security findings into terms that support budget allocation, cyber insurance discussions, board oversight, and regulatory reporting obligations. Risk quantification outputs are used by audit committees and risk executives to compare exposures across business units and to evaluate the effect of proposed control investments.
C-Risk is listed in the Information Technology sector under cybersecurity, within the exposure, risk, and governance area. This positioning reflects its current solution focus on cyber risk governance, assessment, and reporting for enterprise organizations.
Our description of C-Risk. Updated October 2026.