
Managing Director, Netrika Consulting India Pvt Ltd, ASIS APAC Board Member
CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP
Managing Director, Netrika Consulting India Pvt Ltd, ASIS APAC Board Member
CFE, CII, FCIISCM, CATS, CCPS, CFAP
Director - Security & Risk Consulting
A TRA is a process used to identify, assess and address remediate risk areas. The result of this process is to strengthen the network and help prevent, or at least reduce attacks.
The primary objective of a threat assessment is to identify potential security threats, risks and challenges that may impact your business operations and the safety of assets. The Threat Vulnerability Risk Assessment (TVRA) activities involve a comprehensive study of any greenfield or brownfield project to identify critical assets, existing and emerging threats, gaps or vulnerabilities in the existing security setup/environment and the evaluation of identified risks. This study provides a risk metric that helps in formulating a robust security design by addressing the identified threats and risks.
At Netrika Consulting, our professional team conducts the TVRA and then provides a detailed analysis report that highlights any gaps and offers recommendations to mitigate the identified risks. These recommendations also include technology-based solutions that may be deployed to mitigate the risks.
A TRA is a process used to identify, assess, and remediate risk areas. The result of this process will be to hopefully, harden the network and help prevent or at least reduce attacks.
Threat and Risk Assessment provides a more thorough assessment of security risks than standard assessments, such as studying threat statistics or conducting a facility walk-thorugh. The analyst gathers information and data from various methods and combines them to form an extensive plan for effective security management. This process also includes assessing a company's compliance with industry practices and applicable laws.
We follow a TVRA framework based on an 'Outside to Inside' approach. First, we identify external threats through a PESTEL analysis and then we assess internal risks by evaluating the people, processes, infrastructure and technology within your organisation.
A TRA is a process used to identify, assess, and remediate risk areas. The result of this process will be to, hopefully, harden the network and help prevent (or at least reduce) attacks.
TVRA (Threat and Vulnerability Risk Assessment) is a set of requirements issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) for all Singapore-based financial institutions with overseas physical presences. What is the purpose of a Tvra? Threat, vulnerability, and risk assessment methodology.
For threat assessments, historical information, including previous criminal and terrorist incidents, serves as a key source. Real, innate, and potential risks are all taken into account in a thorough threat assessment
The TVRA process involves identifying threats critical assets and how they may affect / impact the operations of the critical infrastructure and the safety of the personnel on site, determining how best to mitigate those threats, based on current capabilities and resource requirements.
The threat and risk assessment team must include in-house security personnel, human resource personnel, financial decision makers, facilities personnel and key organisation decision makers.