AiVRIC Platform Guide
Security policy

Threat Management

Identifies, tracks, and mitigates threats relevant to AiVRIC.

Applies to AiVRIC workforce, partners, and subprocessors Trust Center Acceptable use

Purpose & scope

This policy guides how AiVRIC designs, operates, and validates Threat Management across production, corporate, and partner environments.

It applies to employees, contractors, vendors, and any system interacting with AiVRIC data or services.

Key controls

  • Maintain threat models for key services and update with new intel.
  • Subscribe to threat intelligence and integrate into detections.
  • Prioritize threats based on impact to AiVRIC and customers.
  • Test readiness via tabletop or purple-team exercises.

Operating procedures

  • Review threat intel feeds weekly and tune detections accordingly.
  • Update threat models after major releases or incidents.
  • Record exercises and actions to improve defenses.

Evidence & ownership

Owner: Security & Compliance. Review cadence: annually or after material changes.

Evidence: Collected via AiVRIC audit logs, ticketing systems, monitoring dashboards, and vendor records as appropriate to this policy area.

Contact: [email protected]

CloudSignals+RiskOps in practice — AiVRIC CloudSignals+RiskOps maps detected findings to threat intelligence and tracks risk through the full governance lifecycle. The Risk Fabric visualization shows how threats link to assets, findings, and business processes — enabling proactive threat management rather than reactive incident response.
CloudSignals — /risks Expand Risk Governance Command Center with Risk Fabric flow diagram connecting threats, findings, assets, and business processes
Threat governance view — the Risk Fabric diagram connects threat signals through assets and findings to business process impact, making the threat-to-outcome chain visible and governable.