Cyber
Chartis Big Bets 2022
Chartis’ annual Big Bets report outlines our major predictions for the year ahead, highlighting some of the key market trends, risk areas and core technologies that form the basis of our 2022 report agenda.
RiskTech100 2021
The latest iteration of Chartis Research’s market-leading RiskTech100® report. Contains a ranking of the top 100 players in risk technology, more than 80 category winners, and an overview of some of Chartis' key research themes.
Cyber Risk Quantification Solutions, 2020: Market Update and Vendor Landscape
This report updates our view of the market for CRQ solutions, highlighting the major trends and developments, and assessing the vendor landscape.
Why Effective Cyber Risk Quantification Matters – Now More Than Ever
In this latest Chartis Briefing, we consider the growing importance of CRQ technology, and the part it can play in financial institutions’ cyber risk management strategies.
Chartis Research – Research Agenda Q2; 2020 Update
The first quarterly rolling update of Chartis' research agenda - now includes Q1 2021.
RiskTech100 2020 Winners' Review
This supplement to the main RiskTech100 ranking report highlights the achievements and innovations of many of the featured vendors, giving readers a glimpse into what makes them successful.
Chartis Research Agenda 2020
A summary of Chartis' planned subscription reports and targeted topic areas for 2020, with a summary of the 'pillars' that will underpin our research.
Chartis Big Bets 2020
Welcome to Big Bets, a briefing from Chartis Research in which we explore the five big themes we believe will shape the RiskTech marketplace in 2020.
If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu: the case for bug bounties
As fear around cyberattacks grows, so-called ‘bug bounties’ offer firms an opportunity to buy information on security vulnerabilities in their systems before they become public or fall into the hands of bad actors. In future, these transactions will be…
The Rhode to ruin? Why stock-drop lawsuits threaten cyber security
A lawsuit against Google’s parent Alphabet threatens broader data security. Regulators should provide clarity on breach disclosure timelines; financial services institutions and suppliers should welcome it.
