The Cyber Risk Management Strategy page is where you define and manage your organization's overall approach to cyber risk. It centralizes critical financial metrics and strategy inputs, including your financial risk capacity, current residual risk, and cyber risk appetite, while enabling you to leverage the Maple Assistant to analyze uploaded financial statements for data-driven insights. Additionally, it clearly brings together key planning elements, such as targeted SWOT analyses, shared security responsibilities, and cyber insurance details, allowing you to formally establish your risk appetite statement and both short- and long-term management objectives in one unified view.
Go to app.maplegrc.com.
Log in with your account credentials.
In the left sidebar, navigate to the rCyber Risk Strategy page under the Governance section.
Upload relevant financial documents in the Upload Organization Financial Files section.
Click RUN ANALYZER, wait for the analysis to complete, and refresh the page when prompted.
Click the golden star icon to automatically populate the strategy fields.
Review the auto-generated content and amend any details as needed to ensure accuracy.
Click Manage in Standards and Regulations and select the specific regulation your organization aims to comply with.
Financial & Risk Metrics: Displays raw financial inputs (such as assets, liabilities, and expected technological benefits) alongside calculated thresholds, including your cyber risk tolerance, appetite, and total financial capacity.
Frameworks & Standards: Outlines your target compliance models (e.g., ISO 27001) and your chosen risk analysis methodology (e.g., FAIR).
Strategic Objectives: Houses your formal risk appetite statement, shared security responsibility strategy, and both short- and long-term management goals.
SWOT & Insurance: Features a targeted cybersecurity SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) and a dedicated section for managing cyber insurance details.