See your organizationthe way an attacker does.
An independent assessment of what you could lose, how exposed you are today, and which attack paths really lead to your critical systems, delivered with a roadmap that tells you what to do and how to do it.
Business risk
What matters most and what a breach would cost.
Real exposure
Weaknesses proven exploitable, not just listed.
Clear action
A sequenced plan for what to fix first, and how.
Two questions every leader needs answered.
A maturity assessment tells you how well security is run. CREM tells you what could actually hurt you, and how close an attacker already is to making it happen.
What could we lose?
- Identify the systems and data that matter most.
- Model realistic threats: ransomware, data theft, fraud and outages.
- Rate likelihood and impact, and put a dollar range on the top scenarios.
- Build a risk register leadership can own and track.
How could it happen today?
- Map your internet-facing attack surface as an attacker sees it.
- Find vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and weak identities inside.
- Rank them by known exploitation and likelihood of attack.
- Prove which attack paths actually reach your critical assets.
Where we look
Built on recognized methods
Not a spreadsheet of vulnerabilities. A plan.
Every iG2 CREM report includes a Recommendation Roadmap. Risks and exposures are grouped into the few actions that cut the most risk, each with clear steps, an owner, an effort estimate and a measure of done.
SAMPLE ENTRYR-03
Close the remote-access path to the finance server
WHAT
An internet-facing remote-access gateway has a known-exploited vulnerability. Testing confirmed a path from it to the finance file server.
WHY
Supports the highest-rated scenario, ransomware on finance systems, which would stop payroll and payments.
HOW
1. Patch the gateway to the vendor's fixed release and rotate its credentials.
2. Require phishing-resistant MFA for all remote access.
3. Segment the finance server from user networks, then re-test the path.
WHO · WHEN
Infrastructure lead, with the IT manager accountable · Now (first 30 days)
EFFORT
Low to medium: patching and MFA in days, segmentation in weeks.
MEASURE
The attack path fails on re-test. The finance ransomware scenario drops from High to Medium.
Close proven attack paths to critical assets
Reduce exposure at its source
Make exposure management continuous
Risk leaders can act on. Priorities your team can trust.
Risk in business terms
Leaders see scenarios, likely impact and dollar ranges, so security spending can be weighed like any other investment.
Proven, not presumed
Priorities rest on validated attack paths, so your team fixes what attackers can actually use first.
Start with a snapshot. Grow into continuous coverage.
Your attack surface changes every week. Choose a one-time view, or keep risk and exposure under watch all year.
Scope
Critical assets and business impact.
Discover
External and internal exposures.
Analyze
Threat scenarios, likelihood and impact.
Validate
Safe tests of real attack paths.
Prioritize
Rank by risk to the organization.
Roadmap
What to do and how, then brief leaders.
CREM Snapshot
Your internet-facing attack surface and its most urgent exposures, seen as an attacker sees them, with no access needed. Delivers an exposure summary and first-30-days actions.
CREM Assessment
Critical-asset scoping, threat scenarios, internal and external discovery, and attack-path validation. Delivers a risk register, the full report and a 24-month roadmap.
CREM Quantified
Everything in Assessment, plus FAIR-based loss estimates for the top scenarios to support budget, board and cyber-insurance decisions.
CREM Continuous
Monthly discovery and validation, a quarterly risk register refresh, roadmap progress tracking, and alerts when a weakness you have starts being exploited.
See what an attacker sees first.
Tell us about your organization and which CREM option fits, from a one-time Snapshot to continuous coverage.
Prefer to read first? Download the CREM brochure (PDF, 2.2 MB).