Clear scenarios
Document the threat, affected scope, vulnerability, and potential impact.
Superviso / Risks & Incidents
Turn risk scenarios into accountable decisions.
Connect risks to owners, affected assets, assessments, mitigating controls, response decisions, and review dates while retaining the history behind each decision.
Risks & Incidents
Keep the reasoning with the risk
A risk register should explain what could happen, why it matters, and what the organization has decided to do. Superviso keeps the scenario, assessment, response, and follow-up connected as the program evolves. Current workflows cover risk management; incident management is not yet available.
Explainable assessments
Record inherent and residual risk with rationale, confidence, and supporting context.
Accountable responses
Keep risk-owner approval separate from response ownership, implementation status, and the next review.
Operating workflow
From scenario to reassessment
Keep each assessment and response decision tied to the risk it addresses.
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Describe the scenario
Capture a risk directly or start from a risk catalog, then document its scope and owner. - 2
Connect the context
Relate affected objects and mitigating controls to the risk. - 3
Assess exposure
Assess inherent and residual risk, with optional financial estimates and retained rationale. - 4
Decide the response
Propose Accept, Avoid, Transfer, or Mitigate for risk-owner approval, then track implementation separately where needed. - 5
Review over time
Reassess as circumstances change while preserving previous assessments and activity.
Capabilities
A connected risk workflow
Scenarios, assessments, and response decisions share the same governed record.
Risk register
- Scenarios and catalogs
- Owners and affected objects
- Mitigating controls
Assessments
- Overall or factor-based scoring
- Inherent and residual risk
- Financial estimates, rationale, and history
Responses & follow-up
- Treatment and response decisions
- Implementation owners and target dates
- Review scheduling and activity
See the decision and the work still to do
Risk-owner approval authorizes a response. Implementation has its own owner, status, and dates. Here, the mitigation is approved while implementation is still planned.
Follow the response workflow 
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Continue through the connected program
Each program area has its own workflows, but the records are designed to share ownership, relationships, evidence, and activity.
Bring this workflow into your security program
Every Superviso plan includes the same features, with limits that grow with your organization.