PRIORITIZATION TABLE

Below are examples of prioritization. You are free to define your own system. The goal here is to establish an order of action based on clear and justified criteria.

EXAMPLES OF PRIORITIZATION TABLES

Example 1:

Target
Priority

Your industry and country

1

Your industry only

2

Your clients' domains

3

Explanation: If an attacker group targets your industry in your country, it is more likely to target you compared to a group that only targets one of your clients' domains.

Example 2:

Target
Priority

Your industry and country

P1

Your industry

P2

Several clients' industries

P3

A single client's industry

P4

Related to an enemy country

P5

Explanation: This matrix provides additional granularity regarding the threats targeting your clients (who can be an attack vector against you) as well as a geopolitical dimension.

Example 3:

You can also integrate the domains targeted by an attacker (corporate, mobile, industrial) to define a priority level based on the threat they represent and the ease with which they could infiltrate your information system.

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