Drawbridge, the premier provider of cybersecurity solutions to the alternative investment industry, announced the release of its next generation cyber risk assessment service. Provided as a suite of modules, the solution combines a unique set of analytics with Drawbridge’s award-winning client service. Clients can now benchmark and score their cyber programs to prioritize risk remediation by comparing themselves to over 1,000 other managers in real-time. “With our extensive risk data, portfolio analytics, and deep bench of cybersecurity advisors, Drawbridge offers unparalleled insights into the risk posture of alternative asset managers,” said William Haney, CEO.
Users can identify areas where they have outlier risk, where they sit in the middle of their peer group, and whether they comply with requirements of their LPs and regulators. “Cybersecurity is becoming more complex and LPs and regulators are requiring more than ever of managers,” said Jason Elmer, Founder and Head of Innovation. “This game-changing, data-driven solution gives alternative managers and their investors comfort in where to focus their cyber program to become top quartile in building cyber defenses.”
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Also included in the suite is a powerful set of features which enable clients, working with their Drawbridge advisor, to plan for and evidence how they are addressing risks, leveraging “what-if” scenario analysis and remediation planning and reporting. In addition, a new “Crosscheck” feature will let Drawbridge advisors help managers validate their due diligence questionnaire responses against three areas of evidence: what it is learning from other Drawbridge services (such as scanning), what it finds in any shared documents and responses to other DDQs. “The demand for this level of transparency is clear. The Drawbridge team will continue to listen to our clients to provide valuable solutions that allow them to have comfort when making investment decisions,” said Nick Pastoressa, CPTO.
SOURCE: BusinessWire