Exploit2Impact

Cyber Risk Quantification Platform

From vulnerability to business impact.

Quantify financial loss, operational disruption, regulatory exposure and reputational risk. Compare scenarios and invest where risk reduction is greatest.

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  • Explainable model
  • API-first
  • Multi-tenant
  • Controlled deployment
133
threat scenarios in the catalogue, from ransomware to supply chain
151
paths in the versioned OpenAPI contract
233
automated tests passed in the quality gate
8
country profiles: IT, DE, FR, ES, UK, US, EU, OTHER

Figures from the latest verified technical snapshot, backend v13.7.0. They describe the software today, not a promise that they will stay the same.

  • NVD
  • EPSS
  • CISA KEV
  • OSV
  • PhishTank
  • AbuseIPDB
  • Monte Carlo
  • P10–P95
  • ALE
  • OpenAPI
  • OIDC
  • SCIM 2.0
  • NIS2
  • GDPR

The problem

A technical score does not tell the cost of an incident.

CVSS and severity describe the threat, but not what happens to revenue, operations, customers and regulatory obligations. Exploit2Impact adds the business context needed to turn technical evidence into a fundable decision.

  • Which scenario could do the most damage to this company?

  • How much does the current maturity of controls matter?

  • What is the most likely loss, and which extreme scenario should be planned for?

  • Which intervention reduces the most risk relative to its cost?

  • How do you present cyber risk to the board without stopping at CVSS and acronyms?

How it works

From risk to priority in four steps.

  1. Define threat and scope

    Pick one of the 133 catalogue scenarios or describe a custom one.

  2. Enter the context

    Revenue, sector, size, country, assets involved and exposure.

  3. Calculate the impact

    Impact, probability and confidence, with factors and assumptions always visible.

  4. Compare remediation

    Costs, risk reduction and residual risk in a single view.

Scenario

How a scenario unfolds.

From the first click to the financial loss: every step has a probability and a cost.

  1. Phishing email

    An employee opens a malicious attachment.

  2. Stolen credentials

    The attacker gets valid access to the network.

  3. Lateral movement

    They move to the servers that matter.

  4. ERP encrypted

    Orders, inventory and invoicing stop.

  5. Financial impact

    € 1.3 M

    estimated median loss

Illustrative example with fictitious data.

The result

A result useful to engineers and decision makers.

Every simulation brings together risk score, P10, P50 and P95 scenarios, annualized loss, cost breakdown, attack chain, reputational impact, regulatory indicators and a remediation plan.

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Risk score from 0 to 100
An index to compare and prioritize scenarios, not the mathematical probability that the incident will occur.
Probable loss and P10, P50, P95 ranges
A central estimate and planning extremes, instead of a single number.
Annualized expected loss
Combines probability and impact on a yearly basis, comparable with the security budget.
Cost breakdown
Incident response, legal and compliance, business interruption, reputation and IT remediation.
Attack chain and critical issues
Phases inspired by the MITRE operational model and critical points ordered by priority.
Remediation with priority and cost
Interventions with indicative cost and modelled loss reduction.
Factors, assumptions and confidence
Model version, calculation explanation and confidence score attached to every result.

The product

Real software, already built.

The Exploit2Impact MVP dashboard as it looks today: operating context, overall risk, main exposures and quick actions.

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Who it is for

A common language between security and leadership.

CISOs and board reporting

Compare scenarios, set priorities and justify the budget with explainable numbers.

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Risk managers and GRC

Link technical risk, business continuity, regulatory context and residual risk.

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Vulnerability management

Add an economic criterion to technical metrics to order patching and hardening.

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SOC and incident response

Assess the impact of a threat and prepare first actions and tabletop scenarios.

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Consultants and MSSPs

Repeatable assessments for different clients, with data separated per tenant.

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Supply chain and third parties

Estimate the aggregate effect of suppliers and dependencies for workshops and vendor assurance.

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Enterprise control

Without turning risk into a black box.

Granular roles, tenant separation, OIDC, 2FA, SCIM, audit with integrity verification, retention, signed webhooks and versioned APIs support repeatable, verifiable processes.

Identity

bcrypt passwords, TOTP 2FA, OIDC/SSO, scoped API keys and SCIM 2.0 provisioning.

Multi-tenant

Membership and privileges are verified before accessing simulations, reports and audit.

Verifiable audit

Append-only hash chain, signable export and write-once checkpoints.

API-first

Versioned REST /api/v1, OpenAPI contract, structured errors and idempotency.

Security and governance

Methodological honesty

What it does, and what it does not claim to do.

Exploit2Impact is a decision-support tool. We make inputs, assumptions and limits visible, because a defensible number is one that can be discussed.

It is

  • An explainable model with factors and confidence
  • A comparison of scenarios and remediation
  • Fully functional without AI

It is not

  • A certain forecast of future attacks
  • A forensic or financial appraisal
  • A GDPR or NIS2 certification

Bring cyber risk into the language of decisions.

Build consistent scenarios, compare priorities and create common ground between security, risk management and leadership.

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