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Business Impact Analytics Tool

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Can we assess more than one asset at a time?

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Multiple assets can be defined in the CIS CSAT Ransomware Business Impact Analysis (BIA) tool, but each report generated will focus on one asset at a time.  Assets are created on the “Asset to Be Analyzed” page which can be reached by clicking “1 – Add Asset” on the menu on the left of the tool.  Previously created assets are listed at the bottom of this page (if any were previously created).  You can select an existing asset by re-entering its Name, Description, Platform, and Business unit in the appropriate fields.  Or, you can create a new asset by entering new asset information in those fields.

The CIS Safeguard scores you enter are per organization, and apply to all of the assets that you create in your account.  The loss information including the applicable loss categories, costs, notes, and confidence levels are per asset – so you can set these to the appropriate values for each particular asset that you create.  The asset information including applicable loss categories, costs, notes, and confidence levels will be saved for each asset that you create, so you can access them in the future when you log back in.  Once all the data for that asset is entered and the organization’s CIS Safeguard scores are entered, you can run the report, save a PDF copy.  Then you can go back to the Asset to Be Analyzed page to create more assets or select a different asset if you want.

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