
Risk analysis
Whether you're in industry, energy, healthcare or transport, the convergence of safety and security is no longer an option, it's a strategic necessity.
Protecting the Integrity of Your Industrial Systems Before It's Too Late
Cyber threats and technical failures can occur at any time. Even a minor incident can have severe human, financial, and reputational consequences. Whether you operate in industry, energy, healthcare, or transportation, the convergence of functional safety and cybersecurity is no longer optional—it is a strategic imperative.
This is where we come in: ISIT helps you identify, analyze, and control these risks to ensure the safety and performance of your critical embedded systems.
Our commitment: a clear view of risks, concrete solutions, and enhanced protection.
With cross-disciplinary expertise in critical systems engineering, risk analysis, and international safety standards (IEC 61508, IEC 62304, DO-178, EN 50716, ISO 26262, etc.) as well as in cybersecurity (IEC 62443, IEC 81001-5-1, ISO 21434, DO-355/356, etc.), ISIT offers a comprehensive risk analysis—covering both failures and vulnerabilities, whether accidental or malicious—delivering clear, actionable, and tailored recommendations for your industrial context.
ISIT Risk analysis approach: In 4 Steps
1-Strategic Framing
2- Identification of risks and threats
3- Clear visual report (risk matrix)
4- Definition of risk mitigation measures
Technical and organizational recommendations: product/software lifecycle, training, etc.
- Identification of key challenges: personnel safety, production availability, protection of sensitive data, etc.
- Definition of the technical and organizational scope.
- Risk Analysis: Safety/Cybersecurity (or combined, based on your needs)
2- Identification of risks and threats
- Analysis of internal failures, human errors, and external attacks
- Evaluation of severity, likelihood, and existing protective measures
- Risk Mapping and Prioritization
3- Clear visual report (risk matrix)
- Identification of weak points and convergence areas between Safety and Security, if applicable
- Optional: A Pragmatic and Customized Action Plan
4- Definition of risk mitigation measures
Technical and organizational recommendations: product/software lifecycle, training, etc.