1600 Cyber assesses cybersecurity through the lens of business impact, operational dependency, threat exposure, and control effectiveness. The result is a decision-ready view of risk—not a generic checklist.
Executives need to know which risks could materially disrupt the organization, where controls are failing, and what should be funded first. Traditional assessments often generate long finding registers without answering those questions.
A defensible baseline of current cyber risk
Visibility into critical assets, dependencies, and control gaps
Priorities tied to business impact and threat likelihood
A practical remediation roadmap with owners and sequencing
Executive reporting that supports investment decisions
Define scope, business objectives, critical services, and risk criteria.
Evaluate threats, vulnerabilities, controls, dependencies, and evidence.
Rank risk based on realistic impact and urgency.
Build an owned, sequenced improvement plan.
We combine governance experience with hands-on security operations and engineering. That allows us to distinguish theoretical gaps from the exposures that can genuinely interrupt the mission.