The problem
Siloed cyber risk management tools offer an incomplete view of risk
Threat actors are always exploring new ways to exploit organizations' attack surfaces, move within the environment, and steal data. To fight back, security leaders must be able to holistically assess and fully investigate potential risks.
Standalone risk tools and manual processes make that holistic approach impossible. As a result, more businesses are being disrupted, and brands are more vulnerable to damage. The risk of long-term financial impact has never been higher.
These factors and more have made cyber risk management a board-level priority.
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Use cases
Accelerate cyber risk quantification and remediation

Reap the benefits of data captured from your Zscaler environment and years of Zscaler ThreatLabz research. Accurately measure attack surface risks, risk of compromise and lateral movement, and potential for data loss.

Filter and drill into your top risk drivers with interactive dashboards. Get accurate financial estimates of your risk exposure, and export presentation-ready slides for effective CXO and board-level communication.

Turn granular insights into actionable mitigation with the help of investigative workflows that tie back to policy and are directly correlated to risk scores.
FAQ
Risk360 leverages Zscaler telemetry, including data from ZIA, ZPA, DLP policies, security research from ThreatLabz, and external attack surface metrics, to quantify organizational risk. By ingesting real-world traffic data and security events directly from the Zscaler platform, Risk360 develops a risk score based on more than 115 predefined risk factors. These factors are weighted by significance and impact to ensure comprehensive understanding of an organization’s security posture.
Risk360 breaks down cyber risk into the four key stages of an attack to provide targeted insights and remediation strategies:
- External attack surface: Identifies and analyzes vulnerabilities such as exposed assets or unmonitored domains that attackers could exploit.
- Compromise: Detects indicators of compromise, such as malicious behavior or pre-infection activities, to prevent breaches.
- Lateral propagation: Assesses how malware or a breach could spread internally across networks and applications.
- Data loss: Quantifies the risk of data exfiltration and unauthorized access to sensitive information.



