C-BRAT™ uses an algorithm that incorporates a probabilistic quantitative risk approach, which considers the relationship between threats, countermeasures and assets while incorporating the vulnerability of each asset.

There are three ways in which C-BRAT™ can conduct risk analysis. First an operator can modify the database, second is that risk assessment report can be run and finally it is possible to run an assessment using our Risk Assessment Engine.

C-BRAT™ normalizes all of the risk elements at the facility level to break down the overall risk for a facility down into contributing factors. This provides immediate insight into the specific vulnerabilities and high-risk items where specific spending plans can have the most impact on the facilities total risk. This helps a manager determine how to best allocate funds amongst various assets.

Data entry is minimized using the Object Oriented Modules, which are pre-assembled in C-BRAT™. One example of these modules is the Cost and Checklist Module that reduces the information requested by other modules by storing data including the unit cost, price indexing, security requirements, and action and data checklists.