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Your Guide for Cybersecurity Resilience
Our AI-powered platform helps CTOs understand the real state of their ICT security, proposes plans for improvement, guides execution and prepares ICT compliance documentation. No prior cybersecurity or compliance experience needed.
Discover the 100 risks you might be overlooking even with cybersecurity certification.
Paper compliance may look impressive, but it doesn’t guarantee security. While regulators, investors, and executives might applaud a well-structured ICT security framework, it can fail when faced with a real-world cyberattack.


After evaluating the cybersecurity procedures of hundreds of clients, we found a recurring issue: despite meeting certification standards, many organizations either overlook critical attack-specific controls or implement them ineffectively. To help you avoid these risks, we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the most common and dangerous cyberattack vectors, along with actionable defense strategies. Download the list with 100 crucial cyberattack vectors and evaluate your company’s cybersecurity posture before it’s too late!
A comprehensive overview of the 100 most prevalent cyberattack vectors.
Detailed descriptions of each attack and its potential impact on your organization. Proven strategies and controls for effective prevention.
Identify the vectors most relevant to your organization's unique risk profile.
Evaluate your current defenses against these specific threats.
Detect and resolve any potential vulnerabilities within your systems.
Implement robust tools and strategies to strengthen your overall cybersecurity posture
Identify the vectors most relevant to your organization's unique risk profile.
Identify the vectors most relevant to your organization's unique risk profile.
Identify the vectors most relevant to your organization's unique risk profile.
Identify the vectors most relevant to your organization's unique risk profile.
Paper compliance often focuses on meeting the minimum requirements for certifications or regulations rather than addressing the real, evolving threats an organization faces. It involves checking off boxes to show that certain controls are in place, but it doesn't ensure these controls are effectively implemented, regularly tested, or adapted to new challenges.
Access the overview of the 100 most prevalent cyberattack vectors.
