Here is a Free Cyber Stress Test Service for your organization.

Like the banks that need a Financial Stress Test to assess their capacities to resist and manage challenges, and threats, henceforth organizations have to integrate the Cyber

Stress Test approach in their strategies.

Based on this reality, 2BSecure LLC, a global consulting firm focused on demystifying technology security risk, and Agiliance®, Inc., the provider of Integrated Risk Management solutions for Governance and Security programs, announced the launch of a free online Cyber Stress Test, which scores an organization’s cyber security risks in the face of real-time and sustained threats.

Connectikpeople can observe that, the Cyber Stress Test was designed by Robert Bigman, whose career spanned 30 years at the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

The Agiliance RiskVision™ Managed Risk-as-a-Service (M-RaaS) is being used to implement the Cyber Stress Test evaluations. It includes 79 questions that requires simple yes, no, or don’t know answers.

This means, users can complete the test in one or multiple sessions, browse questions non-linearly by category, and save their partial answers at any time. Once submitted, they can view, share, and print ‘’accurate’’ and ‘’persistent’’ risk scores for overall and individual category results.

 “We collaborated with Robert and 2BSecure to make it fast and easy for organizations to take the Cyber Stress Test using the Agiliance RiskVision cloud service. It provides a simple and secure way for any global organization to measure their risk posture and establish a baseline for knowing where and how they need to harden their cyber security defenses.” said Agiliance president and chief executive officer Joe Fantuzzi.

About 2BSecure

2BSecure was founded by Robert Bigman upon retiring from a 30 year career at the Central Intelligence Agency. With over 25 years of information security experience, Robert served the last 15 years as the Agency's Chief Information Security Officer. Receiving numerous awards, Robert built the model information security program in the U.S. Intelligence Community. Robert contributed to almost every Intelligence Community and U.S. Government information security policy and frequently briefed congressional committees and presidential commissions.