Your Excel has scores. An auditor wants decisions.

CyberJuice keeps the register, the scores and the decision you took for each risk, with who decided it and when.

The problem

A risk spreadsheet nobody owns. Scores with no decision behind them, and no idea what changed since last year.

How CyberJuice solves it

Score likelihood and impact, then write the treatment: reduce, transfer, avoid or accept. Turn a treatment into a task so the work really happens.

What you end up with

Every medium and high risk has a written decision and a residual score, and a task where work is needed.

One register for the whole company

Every risk is tied to an asset and scored the same way. Search it, filter it, or download it for your auditor.

Every risk gets a written treatment: reduce, transfer, avoid or accept. Then a residual score for what is left.

A treatment becomes a task with an accountable role and a due date, next to the rest of your work.

Read what the video says

A risk register in Excel. Scores, colours, and no decisions. So when the auditor asks what you're doing about your top risk, the sheet can't answer.

In CyberJuice every risk is tied to an asset and scored the same way. Top risks stay on top.

A score is only the start. Every risk gets a written decision: reduce it, accept it or transfer it, in plain words.

Then the residual score: what's left once your treatment is in place.

A decision only counts if someone does it. So it becomes a task, with an owner and a date, next to the rest of your work.

So your top risks each have a written decision, an owner, a residual score and a task. A register you can show.

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