Risk as money
How FAIR breaks risk into loss event frequency and loss magnitude, so "high" becomes a number a CFO can act on.
Red, yellow, and green heat maps don't tell a board how much to invest or what they're buying down. This guide shows how to express cyber risk in dollars using FAIR — defensible loss-exposure ranges, not gut-feel colors — so security spend becomes a business decision instead of a leap of faith.
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How FAIR breaks risk into loss event frequency and loss magnitude, so "high" becomes a number a CFO can act on.
How to present ranges and probabilities instead of heat maps — and answer "how much risk does this spend buy down?"
How Monte Carlo simulation turns expert ranges into a loss-exposure curve — and why that beats a single scary number.
A simplified single-scenario estimate to show the shape of the math. A full Principle Security engagement runs Monte Carlo across multiple loss scenarios and calibrated ranges to produce a board-ready loss-exposure curve.