Tymbals - The edge @ risk

Tymbals

the edge @ risk

If you can only manage what you can measure. How are you measuring Cyber Risk today?

Cyber risk is notoriously difficult to model.

Data in the public sphere amounts to highly selective statistical evidence supporting the claims of vendors advertising the benefits of expensive Technology, Insurance products and/or Consulting Services.

So where do you find the answer to questions:

Is the cyber threat a growing problem for my industry?
What is the probability of being hacked?
If you do get hacked, what is the worst case scenario?
Are you spending more or less than your competitors to protect your network from cyber criminals?
Is your cyber budget spend optimised to the operational threats facing your business today?
Are you spending more on security than the potential losses warrant?
What is the greater threat - Ransomware, Data Breach, Employee Misuse or Click Fraud?
Is there any value in having Cyber Insurance?
How much coverage do I really need?
What is the probability of making a claim on your Cyber Insurance?
What is the probability of the Insurer settling the claim in full?

The answer is Tymbals

Enterprise Cyber Risk Modelling Platform

A collection of tools that allow CFO's, CRO's, Strategic Planners, Analysts, Protfolio Managers and Insurance Brokers to map and forecast internal and external cyber risk.

Tymbals is the platform for modelling and pricing operational risk

We provide you with the data and the tools to model your operational risks.

Along with the costing models to price and proactively manage these risks.

Our credentials?

Over the past two decades we have utilised this technique to measure operational capability against the cost of allocation of resources. Delivering Nth Tier Real Time Portfolio Analytics that model & predict Operational Capability in real time.

Today we are using it to reimagine the future of enterprise risk and speciality insurance by mapping, measuring & monitoring the time value of capital @ risk.

Our clients have included the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, The Australia Department of Defence and Vodafone.