Know where your next dollar of risk reduction should go.
Libero scores risk scenarios from the security posture you already maintain, not a workshop vote. When your security posture changes, every scenario it supports is reassessed, and the output is a prioritized set of investments.
One score, read from reality.
Each scenario carries a single Risk Priority Index, built from its susceptibility given your security posture and how much it would hurt. Your appetite and tolerance decide what needs attention.
Security posture comes from how well your controls are working, and each scenario rescores from the threat vectors that expose it. Close an action plan and risk goes down. Open an issue and it goes up.
Packages of improvements are ranked by how much exposure they close. Each names the controls it strengthens and the overall reduction in risk that remediation would bring.
The model runs on contextual data; as your program matures, the score gets sharper. The math stays the same, and every score shows its range and how confident it is.
Every scenario, with its owner and its story.
The register shows what's over appetite and why: which controls drive each scenario, which issues weigh on it, and who owns the decision.
Every scenario you subscribe to, with its risk area, magnitude, Risk Priority Index, and status. Anything past tolerance is the first thing you see.
Each scenario names its risk executive, owner, and contributors, and keeps the discussion next to the score: what's funded, what's live, and what's waiting on validation.
Every breach has two exits.
Audit findings and self-reported gaps land in one queue. Each one gets a decision: remediate it with an action plan, or accept it formally with a justification and a date.
An issue created from a confirmed audit observation carries its severity, urgency, scope, root cause, and owner. The linked control reads Not Effective until the fix is validated.
Lux drafts milestones from the issue and its control, and the owner reviews them. The linked Jira ticket stays in sync, and the last milestone requests the control re-test.
Name the issue, write the business justification, and assign the approver. Each acceptance can carry an expiry date up to a year out.
- Suggests issue valuesSeverity, urgency, and scope, each with reasoning and a confidence score.
- Finds patternsGroups related issues so one action plan can close a whole thread.
- Drafts action plansMilestones from the issue and its control, for the owner to review.
- Answers in SlackYour top risks and the biggest lever, straight from the register.