Map out and manage cyber threats with Inclus' digital Cybermeter

Inclus has now, in cooperation with the National Cyber Security Centre, brought the Cybermeter into an even easier-to-use digital format on its own risk management platform.

Inclus’ participatory risk management tool is originally intended for the collection and presentation of risk-related data in a user-friendly and easy-to-understand manner. Thus, it is naturally suitable for identifying and measuring cyber threats and the related preparedness in organizations.

The digital version of the Cybermeter is a turnkey solution for identifying, evaluating and managing cyber risks together with the entire organization.

"No organization can afford to overlook the central importance of cybersecurity in safeguarding their information and operations. Ultimately, the responsibility lies with management, but the systematic management of risks and threats requires the expertise of professionals. Inclus is a platform that offers an accurate assessment of risks, vulnerabilities, and the corresponding mitigation capabilities. It's great that the National Cyber Security Centre's comprehensive Cybermeter, which significantly enhances the security of organizations, has now been brought into an interactive digital format on the Inclus platform. The widespread adoption of the Cybermeter across various organizations also contributes to the overall security of our society"

"It has been a pleasure to work with the professionals of the National Cyber Security Centre and bring the Cybermeter into digital format. Cybermeter is a valuable and carefully developed tool, and it’s now available as a digital version even more widely for organizations to use. In today’s world, the fight against cyber threats should be high on the priority list of companies and public organizations of all sizes - and it is. The digital version of the Cybermeter is a turnkey solution to this challenge and helps to identify risk areas and get precautionary measures started quickly."

Key benefits of Inclus' digital Cybermeter

Moving forward from Excel

With Inclus, it is easy to evaluate cyber threats holistically, but also in parts by filtering information by category. Information can be pieced together and easily combined from analyses collected at different times.

Involving stakeholders

With Inclus, the involvement of different organizational levels in the fight against cyber threats is smooth and effortless for users.

A guiding process

Inclus guides users through the Cybermeter process. Connecting the results to the organization's risk management process is also easy. Data collection and risk assessments can also be programmed to update automatically.

Visualizations bring out the most important messages

With the help of Inclus' data visualizations, the organization's capabilities related to cyber threats and shortcomings in its ability to respond to them can be clearly highlighted; even those that may have traditionally gone unnoticed as silent views.

More effective cyber security management

For the needs of management, Inclus can compile and present the most important findings related to cyber security in their own views. This also makes it easier to assign responsibilities and monitor the progress of development tasks.

Book a demo

During a 30-minute online demo, our expert will briefly walk you through the use of the digital Cybermeter and address your questions.

Cybermeter in Brief

Today, the fight against cyber threats is central to the risk management of organizations of all sizes. In order to effectively prevent and combat cyber threats, they must first be identified and assessed. This requires an investment not only from the people directly responsible for risk management, but also from the entire organization more broadly.

Traficom's National Cyber Security Centre has developed the Cybermeter, which is a comprehensive tool for identifying and evaluating cyber threats.

The National Cyber Security Center offers the Cybermeter freely for use by both private and public organizations and authorities. Learn more about the Cybermeter here.