EasySet Qualitative Risk Analysis Methodology
The EasySet methodology empowers facilities to take control of their physical security by identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities through expert analysis. By focusing on the factors a facility can directly influence, EasySet ensures actionable and effective threat mitigation. Security assessors evaluate each vulnerability's risk level and urgency, delivering clear, expert recommendations. The results are presented in easy-to-understand tables, charts, and graphs, enabling stakeholders to confidently make informed decisions about mitigation strategies.
The EasySet approach stands out by emphasizing the critical role of accurately identifying a facility's vulnerabilities through a security expert's analysis.
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The EasySet methodology empowers security assessors to systematically evaluate the risk level of each vulnerability and prioritize mitigation efforts. This prioritization considers both the analysis and the professional judgment of the assessor, providing clear guidance on the urgency of addressing each vulnerability.
This structured process results in a comprehensive visualization of risks and priorities, presented through tables, charts, and graphs. These visual tools enable stakeholders to understand recommended mitigation actions and make informed decisions effectively.
The Asset Vulnerability Risk Score (AVRS) assigns a 1-100 ranking, factoring in identified vulnerabilities and the asset's unique environment. A higher score indicates lower risk and a better-protected asset.
The AVRS combines documented vulnerabilities with the assessor's risk level and mitigation priorities. It factors in the importance of each security layer, facility type, history, operations, and current threats to provide a comprehensive, real-time risk assessment.
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EasySet Quantitative Risk Analysis Methodology
Developed through years of research and testing, the Asset Vulnerability Risk Score (AVRS) is the result of a groundbreaking collaboration between Israeli and U.S. intelligence experts and a Berkeley mathematics professor, now integrated as a proprietary risk algorithm in EasySet.
The quantitative risk is a tool to bring a meaningful numerical value to assist the stakeholders in making informed decisions about the prioritization of resources between different facilities.
