Every risk your organisation carries, in one register.

Strategic, financial, cyber and operational risks sit side by side, rated on your own matrix with appetite, key risk indicators and board reporting. Controls are listed in hierarchy order, critical controls are checked in the field, and cyber, privacy and quality frameworks install as rule sets beside safety.

Works on its ownEnterprise and cyber risk works on its own, so if it is all you need it is all you buy, and every other part of Obliwise stays optional.

What enterprise and cyber risk includes

Everything below comes with it, ready on the first day and yours to change. 21 capabilities

  • Enterprise risk management

    Strategic, financial and compliance risks sit beside operational ones with appetite, key risk indicators and board reporting.

  • Your own risk matrix

    Ratings use the matrix you already use, and different parts of the business can use different ones.

  • Critical control checks

    People in the field check that critical controls are working, even offline, and the results colour the risk.

  • Standards and frameworks

    ISO standards, cyber, privacy, quality and environmental frameworks install as rule sets alongside safety.

  • Risk register at every level

    Risks are recorded at corporate, site, project and task level in one register.

  • Inherent, residual and target ratings

    Each risk shows where it started, where it is now and where you want it.

  • Controls in hierarchy order

    Controls are ranked by the hierarchy of control and linked to the risks they reduce.

  • Bow-tie diagrams

    Major risks are drawn as bow ties with threats, consequences, barriers and how well each barrier works.

  • Risk assessments

    Assessments are built to your format and completed in the field, feeding the register.

  • Corporate risks passed down

    Corporate risks are passed down to sites and rolled back up, so everyone sees their share.

  • Risk register import

    An existing risk register comes in from a spreadsheet with a template and a check before anything is saved.

  • Material unwanted events

    A curated register of the events that could seriously harm the business, each tied to its critical controls.

  • Management of change

    Changes to plant, process and people are assessed, approved and checked before and after they happen.

  • Change register tools

    The change register has saved views, column choice, filter cards, bulk actions and export like every other register.

  • Quantified risk simulation

    Enterprise risks are modelled with simulation to show the range of likely outcomes.

  • Legal register

    The laws, codes and standards that apply to you are listed with what each requires.

  • Compliance at a glance

    A posture view, a graph of what depends on what, and a point-in-time view show where you stand.

  • Reports and dashboards

    Reports and dashboards are built from any module and shared by role.

  • Scheduled reports

    Reports are sent to the right people on a schedule.

  • Audit program for the year

    A yearly audit program schedules who audits what and tracks it to completion.

  • Conformance by clause

    Audit results are tracked clause by clause against the standard you audit to.

Where it works

In the browser on any computer, and in these places too.

  • On the phone

    In the iOS and Android apps, with or without signal.

    • Critical control checks
    • Risk register at every level
    • Risk assessments

Worked example: the board asks about ransomware exposure

The audit and risk committee wants to know where the organisation stands.

  1. Step 1: One risk, rated your way

    The cyber risk sits in the corporate register with its inherent, residual and target ratings on your five by five matrix.

  2. Step 2: Controls you can show

    Backups, multi-factor sign-in and incident response are listed as controls, each with an owner and its last check.

  3. Step 3: Passed down where it matters

    The corporate risk is cascaded to each business unit, which records its own local controls against it.

  4. Step 4: Reported to the board

    The committee pack is produced on a schedule with the key risk indicators, the trend and any overdue control checks.

Start with enterprise and cyber risk on its own.

Tell us how many people and locations you have. We will set it up with you, using your own forms and terms, and you add anything else only if you want it.