The #1 DoCRA-based GRC SaaS Platform that combines Risk Management with powerful project management and executive reporting.
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Our Mission
Reasonable Risk LLC helps organizations demonstrate and manage cybersecurity governance with balance, clarity, and legal defensibility.
Our Story
We’re governance experts and the authors of the Duty of Care Risk Analysis (DoCRA) standard.
Regulators, auditors, and courts now rely on this definition of “reasonable” cybersecurity. We built Reasonable Risk to operationalize those principles for businesses that need defensible governance—fast.
Our Approach
Balanced Governance – We consider organizational, customer, and societal impacts.
Practical Outcomes – Security decisions that make sense for business, not just compliance.
Legal Defensibility – A governance model rooted in standards and obligations that regulators expect.
Managing cybersecurity risk and communicating those risks in an effective way to the C-Suite is always a challenge.
Security leaders often speak a different language than executive management, which presents challenges regarding budget approval, defining acceptable and unacceptable levels of risk, and managing cybersecurity projects in an effective manner, with a clear roadmap for defining successful remediation.
Reasonable Risk founders have combined the power of Project Management tools, the wisdom and methodology of Duty of Care Risk Analysis (DoCRA), and the necessity of cybersecurity risk management in a single tool.
Security leadership can keep the organizations online presence secure of malicious actors, and easily translate project progress to executives.
Using a quick wizard that maps important data into a ready-made PowerPoint presentation to provide for the C-Suite, it offers meaningful data on the spot, as well as a roadmap to reach future goals. It also makes your cybersecurity program legally defensible if a breach occurred.
Security leadership and the C-Suite will finally speak the same language, budgets can be more easily justified, and risk management can be presented in terms of actionable projects with progress reports and meaningful data.