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Risk Analysis

Turn a client inventory into usable risk analysis.

Torus supports an AI-assisted flow that remains readable against ISO/IEC 27005, with MONARC as a compatibility layer and Excel as a standalone deliverable verified by the human team.

Risk workbook
Torus
Context
Model
Risks
Follow-up

Grouped assets

AI-assisted

Mapped risks

Review

Excel workbook

Compatible

Tracked action

Usable evidence

Method

Analysis steps: controlled progression.

The analysis is AI-assisted, but grouping, mapping and treatment decisions must remain reviewed and validated by humans.

01

Context scoping

Prepare the inventory, clarify criteria and identify insufficient data before analysis.

02

Asset modelling

Group assets and build a usable base to avoid arbitrary groupings.

03

Evaluation and treatment

Map risks, impacts, likelihoods and treatment elements with AI assistance.

04

Validation and follow-up

Stabilize the Excel workbook, validate it manually and prepare compatible exports.

Excel first

A readable workbook before structured export.

The Excel deliverable lets teams review asset groups, risks, assumptions and treatments before moving toward a MONARC-compatible structure.

01 Asset grouping to reduce noise without losing business meaning.
02 Risk and scenario mapping with controllable explanations.
03 Workbook validation before treatment or export.
04 MONARC compatibility without letting AI generate the final model on its own.

Positioning

AI-assisted, human-validated.

01 Torus accelerates preparation but does not replace the risk owner's judgement.
02 Outputs must remain inspectable, correctable and exportable.
03 Excel supports review and collaboration with teams that do not have access to Torus.
04 MONARC is a compatibility layer, not the sole end goal or a promise of automatic compliance.

Start from a real inventory.

A Risk Analysis demo is more useful with an inventory extract or an expected workbook model.