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With X-Analytics you’ll be set up fast and the intuitive interface ensures you get immediate business clarity on the effectiveness of your cyber risk strategy.
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Cybersecurity investments are growing – teams, tools, consultants, and platforms. Awareness is high, headlines keep the pressure on, and budgets reflect the urgency. But investment alone doesn’t drive effectiveness. Eventually, every organization reaches the same inflection point: What value are we getting from all this spend?
Sometimes that question comes from the inside – a CEO, CFO, or board member looking for answers. Other times, it comes from the outside, in the form of a breach or disruption that exposes misaligned assumptions. Either way, organizations are learning that it’s not just how much they spend – it’s how well those resources are aligned to real risk.
Without clarity, even the most well-funded programs become guesswork.
This is especially true in complex enterprises – those with multiple business units, varied risk profiles, and critical interdependencies. In these environments, spreadsheets, static reports, and one-size-fits-all frameworks fall short. What’s needed is a clear understanding of what’s at risk, how it can fail, and what that failure would cost in business terms.
That’s where X-Analytics comes in.
X-Analytics equips organizations to build tailored, financially-grounded cyber risk profiles across their business. Instead of generalizations, teams get precision. Instead of assumptions, they get answers in business language – with risk quantified in dollars and aligned to the enterprise’s actual tolerance.
With X-Analytics, organizations can:
This is what effective cyber risk management looks like at scale.
A large healthcare manufacturing company approached X-Analytics looking for clarity. Their leadership – especially the CEO and CFO – wanted to better understand how their cybersecurity investments were driving business value. The CISO needed a way to move beyond technical metrics and deliver insight that would resonate across the executive table.
The prevailing belief, shaped by years of consultant input, was that the company’s healthcare segment carried the highest risk. It made sense: protected health information (PHI) and regulatory scrutiny naturally put healthcare in the spotlight.
But once they implemented X-Analytics, that assumption was quickly challenged.
After onboarding, the organization gained visibility into the financial risk profile of each of its four business segments. What emerged shifted their understanding.
The manufacturing segment – particularly the Dental division – carried 18% more cyber exposure than healthcare. This wasn’t just about revenue mix. It was driven by the presence of industrial control systems (ICS), SCADA, and other OT systems in the Dental business. These introduced eight additional high-impact risk scenarios – especially around operational disruption and insider misuse – that simply didn’t exist in the healthcare segment.
Because X-Analytics had engaged leaders across departments from the start, the organization was prepared to act. Cybersecurity leaders presented the findings in financial terms, segmented by business unit. The clarity led to action – budgets were reallocated, risk tolerances reassessed, and investments aligned accordingly.
Today, the company runs an ongoing cyber risk lifecycle management program, powered by X-Analytics. They have real-time insight into:
They no longer rely on inherited assumptions or external narratives. They operate with clarity – and control.
This isn’t just one company’s story. It reflects a broader reality.
Enterprises are spending millions on cybersecurity. But many still struggle to articulate what they’re protecting, where their true risk resides, or whether their investments are working.
Boards want risk translated into financial terms. CFOs want to tie spend to impact. CISOs want to be seen as strategic partners – not just technical gatekeepers. But too often, outdated risk models and generalized assessments hold everyone back.
What this case demonstrates is simple: in complex organizations, the bigger risk isn’t always the cyber threat itself – it’s the misalignment, misinformation, and missed priorities that prevent teams from responding effectively.
X-Analytics changes that. It doesn’t just expose risk. It exposes the truth about risk – connecting digital infrastructure to business outcomes and enabling decisions that drive value.
