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Risk Quantification in GlobalSuite Quantum: simulate, quantify and decide

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Within Quantum, the new product stage focused on making the platform more modern, intelligent and proactive, comes now Risk Quantification: a new Monte Carlo simulation module that converts your risk analysis into quantified scenarios, without needing to start from scratch.

What the module includes

Risk Quantification integrates into GlobalSuite® GRC and leverages the work you have already done. From day one, it allows you to:

Configure a scenario in minutes, without needing to start from scratch or build anything outside the GRC.

Translate your current risk scale—however qualitative it may be—into figures that can be compared and defended.

See at a glance how much you could lose and with what probability, not just which risks are "in red".

Receive control recommendations designed to reduce that loss, prioritized by profitability.

Test the effect of a measure before investing in it, with instant results.

Compare your current situation against the improved one and see the return on investment.

Generate an executive report with one click, ready to take to the management committee.

From "what can happen to you" to "what should be done"

The module does not stop at calculating a loss: it accompanies you to the decision. On the simulated scenario, GlobalSuite® proposes controls, lets you test them live and translates the result into a comparison ready to present.

AI-powered recommendations

On the simulated scenario, it proposes which controls best address the expected loss, prioritizing the most profitable ones.

"What if" simulator

You apply mitigations live and see how the loss profile changes, without touching the base risk analysis.

Before / after comparison

"This control reduces the expected loss from €1.2M to €0.5M, with a projected ROI of 240%."

Executive PDF report

At one click, ready to take to the management committee.

€1.2M Expected loss
€3.5M / €6M VaR 95% / 99%
+240% Projected ROI

Example metrics from a module demo: they are estimates based on a modeled scenario, not a guaranteed result.

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Use cases

Address

Committee prioritization

You simulate which scenarios explain most of the aggregate loss and justify why some should be addressed before others.

Ciberseguridad

Cyber-risk scenarios

You combine multiple threats in the same scenario and compare the effect of a new control.

Third Parties

Critical suppliers

You measure the aggregate impact of a supplier failure or SLA breach.

Continuity

Operational resilience

You analyze the economic effect of a prolonged interruption of a critical process.

Investment

Control justification

You compare the current loss against the projected loss after a control, with estimated savings and ROI.

Planning

Risk budget

You build scenarios to estimate annual economic exposure.

Compliance

Impact of regulatory changes

You estimate the economic effect of sanctions or new regulatory requirements before they materialize.

Internal risk

Fraud and human error

You simulate internal fraud or data manipulation scenarios and their aggregate economic impact.

Supply chain

Single supplier dependency

You assess the effect of a delay or logistical disruption in your supply chain.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to start a risk analysis from scratch?

No. The module reuses the methodologies, risks and frequency and impact dimensions you already have in your GRC.

Is it necessary to have prior quantitative data?

No. If your scale is qualitative, the system proposes a mapping to configurable quantitative ranges, which you can review and adjust before simulating.

Does the simulation modify my original risk analysis?

No. It works on an independent scenario configuration. Neither the adjustments nor the "what if" simulator alter your base risk analysis.

Are control recommendations applied automatically?

No. The system proposes controls as decision support; selection and implementation remain the user's responsibility.

Are the results an exact prediction?

No. They are interpreted as an estimate based on assumptions, ranges and distributions, not as a guaranteed figure.

In which plans is it available?

Availability depends on the licensing level contracted. Contact our team and we will advise you without obligation.

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