Start moving from reactive detection to proactive exposure management — without a full platform commitment.
The Guided Exposure Assessment is an ITMG-led process powered by RiskTKO. It helps your team turn existing program information into a defensible baseline, priority areas, recommended next steps, executive-ready insights, and a prioritized action plan.
Prove the value of exposure management before committing to the full platform.
The Guided Exposure Assessment is a low-friction way to start closing the Decision Gap. RiskTKO structures the assessment path, organizes the baseline, and helps produce priority areas, recommended next steps, and a defensible action plan.
ITMG leads the engagement to help your team validate the outputs, align stakeholders, and turn the assessment results into business-ready deliverables for planning, leadership briefings, and near-term action.
Use the deliverables as a standalone baseline, or continue into RiskTKO when you are ready to make the baseline dynamic and manage exposure over time.
Structured by RiskTKO
Use a focused insider-risk exposure assessment model designed to move quickly from inputs to baseline.
Supported by ITMG
Get practitioner support for interpretation, stakeholder alignment, and executive-ready communication.
Built for Immediate Use
Leave with a baseline, priority areas, recommended next steps, and an action plan your team can use right away.
Flexible Next Step
Use the deliverables immediately, or continue into RiskTKO when the business case is clear.
"You do not have to decide everything on day one. Start with the guided assessment, prove the value, and continue with RiskTKO when the business case is clear."
Start with the information your team already has.
The assessment does not require agent deployment, tool replacement, or a long integration cycle. RiskTKO starts with structured program information that helps establish an initial view of exposure, priorities, and action areas.
Program and Operating Context
Existing information about your organization, operating environment, sensitive functions, and insider-risk program structure.
Insider-Risk Context
Relevant workforce groups, risk scenarios, behavioral concerns, or conditions that may influence exposure.
Capability and Control Context
Current practices, governance routines, control coverage, and areas where the program may need to mature.
Risk and Asset Context
Known concerns, sensitive assets, business-critical functions, and areas requiring ownership or follow-up.
Action and Roadmap Context
Current initiatives, planned improvements, and near-term actions that may affect exposure.
Leadership and Reporting Needs
The decisions, priorities, and communication needs that shape how findings should be presented.
A practical exposure picture your team can use.
The assessment produces more than a point-in-time summary. It creates a structured starting view that connects exposure, priority areas, recommended actions, roadmap planning, and executive communication.
| Deliverable | What it helps you answer |
|---|---|
| Living exposure baseline | Where do we stand today, and how can this view be refined over time? |
| Exposure and confidence view | What is our current exposure picture, and how much confidence should we place in the available information? |
| Priority areas | Where does exposure appear most concentrated? |
| Key drivers and conditions | What factors appear to be contributing to exposure? |
| Risk and asset follow-up items | What needs ownership, review, or continued management? |
| Priority gaps and recommendations | What should we address first, and why does it matter? |
| Prioritized action view | Which actions appear most important based on current exposure and expected program value? |
| Prioritized action plan | What can we do next in a realistic, sequenced plan? |
| Executive-ready summary | How do we brief exposure, priorities, investment needs, and progress in plain language? |
The goal is not to grade the program. The goal is to help the program act.
Many assessments stop at maturity ratings, observations, and recommendations. The RiskTKO Exposure Assessment is designed to create an operating baseline: a structured view of exposure, priority areas, recommended actions, and progress your team can continue managing inside RiskTKO.
That makes the assessment more than a diagnostic. It becomes the launch point for ongoing insider-risk exposure management.
| Evaluation Bounds | Traditional Assessment | RiskTKO Exposure Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Core Deliverable | Produces a static, point-in-time document | Creates a living baseline updated dynamically inside RiskTKO |
| Primary Goal | Focuses mainly on abstract maturity ratings & grading | Focuses on direct exposure, prioritization, and action guidance |
| Friction Solver | Lists high-level academic recommendations | Helps sequence next steps based on realistic business impact |
| Workflow Status | Often sits outside the day-to-day operating process | Supports active follow-up, progress tracking, and leadership briefings |
| Implementation Cycle | Requires heavy interpretation and context mapping before action | Produces a structured, ready-to-run starting view your team can use quickly |
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions about the Guided Exposure Assessment or RiskTKO? Here are answers to common questions.
You can start in one of two ways.
License RiskTKO directly if your team is ready to use the platform to establish and manage a dynamic exposure baseline.
Start with the Guided Exposure Assessment if your team wants an ITMG-led engagement first. You receive standalone assessment deliverables, and if you later purchase RiskTKO, the assessment investment is applied toward the license.
The assessment helps your team prove value, clarify priorities, and build the business case before making a full platform commitment. For teams ready to move directly into RiskTKO, the assessment can also serve as the structured onboarding path.
No. The Guided Exposure Assessment can be completed as an ITMG-led engagement using RiskTKO. Your team receives practical deliverables you can use as a standalone baseline.
Yes. You can purchase a RiskTKO license directly and use the platform without an ITMG-led engagement.
The Guided Exposure Assessment is simply another way to start. It is designed for teams that want ITMG to lead an initial assessment using RiskTKO, receive standalone deliverables, and then decide whether to continue with a license. If you move forward with RiskTKO, the assessment investment is applied toward the license.
If your team decides to continue with RiskTKO, the assessment cost is applied toward the license. The baseline created during the assessment can then become a dynamic operating view for ongoing exposure management.
It is a guided starting path. ITMG leads the assessment using RiskTKO, so your team can establish a defensible baseline before deciding whether to continue with a platform license.
Start with a baseline your team can defend - and improve.
The RiskTKO Exposure Assessment helps your team move from scattered, reactive insider-risk inputs to a living exposure baseline, prioritized next steps, and a defensible action plan.