Understand your risk. Protect what matters.

Evaluate your organization's exposure to cybersecurity threats, consider the potential impact of cyberattacks, and build a more informed approach to risk management with ENIRE.
Threat-oriented assessment
Risk-based decisions
NIS2 context
Why risk assessment matters
You cannot protect what you have not properly evaluated.

Organizations increasingly depend on connected infrastructure, external services, digital systems and critical data. A cyber incident can disrupt operations, compromise information and affect the delivery of essential services.

Effective cybersecurity decisions begin by understanding what is at risk, which scenarios are plausible and what the potential consequences could mean for the organization.

ENIRE provides a structured perspective on cybersecurity risk. It helps make the conversation about exposure, impact and security priorities more concrete.

Risk assessment is not the destination. It is the foundation for better security decisions.
From uncertainty to clarity
Ask the questions that matter.
  • What are we protecting?
    Consider business services, critical functions and supporting systems.
  • Who could target us — and how?
    Explore different threat actors and attack scenarios.
  • What could happen if an attack succeeds?
    Understand likely consequences and operational impact.
  • What should we address first?
    Turn your risk picture into clearer security priorities.
Assessment benefits
Turn cybersecurity uncertainty into informed decisions.
A structured assessment helps organizations discuss cyber risk in terms that connect technical threats with business operations, responsibilities and priorities.
Understand your risk exposure
Build a more structured understanding of the cyber threats that could affect your organization, its critical services and business operations.
Consider multiple threat scenarios
Explore how different threat actors and attack scenarios may influence your organization’s overall cybersecurity risk.
Account for organizational context
Consider sector-specific risk assumptions, organizational size, potential impact and the likelihood of different attacks.
Inform security priorities
Use an initial risk picture to guide deeper analysis, internal discussions and decisions about security investment.
Support cross-functional decisions
Give leadership, risk owners and security professionals a common starting point for understanding exposure.
Make assessment part of a process
Treat an initial result as the beginning of ongoing risk management, not a substitute for testing and monitoring.
How it works
From organizational context to a clearer risk picture.
Use a systematic approach to explore cyber threats, potential consequences and the factors behind an initial risk-level assessment.
Define your context
01
Consider your organization’s sector, size and the services or systems that matter most.
Explore threat scenarios
02
Review different threat-actor categories and the types of attacks that may be relevant.
Consider impact and likelihood
03
Assess potential consequences and how plausible different attack scenarios may be.
Interpret your risk level
04
Use an initial risk perspective to support the next steps in security planning and regulatory preparation.

The official ENIRE@RO methodology defines calculation and regulatory requirements. This SIEMBIOT-hosted experience is presented as a preparatory resource; official submissions and validation must follow DNSC procedures.

ENIRE assessment framework
Look at risk from more than one angle.
Romania’s ENIRE methodology considers five threat-actor categories and five attack scenarios, alongside organizational and risk parameters. These concepts help move beyond generic “high or low risk” labels.
Threat-actor perspective

Five types of potential attackers

Different motives, capabilities and resources can create different risk scenarios.

01
Terrorist actors
Disruptive attacks intended to affect operations or essential services.
02
Ideologically motivated actors
Attacks driven by political or ideological objectives.
03
Hostile competitors
Threats associated with competitive interests and information exposure.
04
Cybercriminal groups
Financially motivated activity, including extortion and information theft.
05
State-linked actors
Advanced, resourced threats that may target sensitive information or critical infrastructure.
Attack-scenario perspective

Five categories of cyberattacks

Potential harm can take many forms, from service interruption to information exposure.

01
Service disruption
Sabotage or interruption of service delivery
02
Information theft
Espionage and unauthorized access to data
03
Cybercrime
Attacks associated with criminal cyber activity
04
Hacktivism
Ideologically motivated cyber vandalism
05
Reputational damage
Attacks targeting or affecting organizational image

How the official methodology classifies the overall risk score

The statutory ENIRE model connects the calculated score with an applicable cybersecurity-measure assurance level.

Basic
0–99 points
Important
100–199 points
Essential
200–1,500 points

These are levels of security measures in the methodology, not the separate legal designation of an organization as an essential or important entity. Some entities or sectors are subject to exceptions or alternative requirements.

ENIRE + SIEMBIOT
Understand your risks. Strengthen your defenses.

Risk assessment provides perspective. Cybersecurity operations provide the ongoing visibility, detection and response needed to address the risks that matter.

SIEMBIOT helps connect risk understanding with practical cybersecurity capabilities. Its modular platform brings together security event monitoring, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, incident investigation and compliance-oriented reporting.

01
Explore the risk picture
Consider threat actors, attack scenarios, potential impact and the organizational context behind an initial risk assessment.
02
Put security into operation
Gain visibility, track vulnerabilities, recognize suspicious activity, investigate incidents and support security improvements over time.
SIEMBIOT capabilities
Six ways to support risk-informed cybersecurity.
Explore how the platform’s operational capabilities can help your security team address areas identified through risk assessment.
Asset and security visibility
01
Understand the environment behind your risk profile. SIEMBIOT brings together information about systems, devices and security events to support a clearer operational view.
Asset awarenessMonitoring
Vulnerability management
02
Identify technical weaknesses and prioritize remediation based on severity, exposure and available threat context.
Risk treatmentPrioritization
Threat intelligence
03
Connect your assessment assumptions with emerging threats, known indicators of compromise and attacker techniques relevant to your environment.
Threat awarenessContext
Security monitoring and detection
04
Correlate logs and security events across systems to recognize suspicious activity and detect potential incidents sooner.
Continuous detectionVisibility
Incident investigation and response
05
Support investigation workflows, case handling and selected automated response actions when attacks are detected.
Incident handlingResponse
Compliance oversight and reporting
06
Bring together operational security information and reporting to support reviews, documentation and evidence-informed improvements.
ReportingImprovement

SIEMBIOT supports selected technical and operational risk-management objectives. Use of the platform does not independently establish regulatory compliance or replace official DNSC submissions.

A practical path forward
Make risk assessment the beginning, not the finish line.
A useful risk assessment helps prioritize action. The next step is building and sustaining capabilities that reduce exposure and strengthen operational resilience.
01
Assess
Understand
Explore relevant threats and evaluate their potential effect on critical services.
02
Prioritize
Decide
Validate the findings and identify the risks that deserve attention first.
03
Strengthen
Protect
Implement appropriate technical, procedural and organizational security measures.
04
Monitor
Detect
Maintain awareness of security events, vulnerabilities and emerging threats.
05
Improve
Adapt
Review risk assumptions as infrastructure, activities and threats change.
Who benefits
Relevant for teams responsible for resilience.
Cyber risk is a business concern as well as a technical concern. A structured evaluation can help several stakeholders work from a shared understanding of priorities.
Essential and important entitiesOrganizations preparing for applicable NIS2-related risk obligations under Romanian legislation.
Public institutions and critical servicesTeams responsible for protecting continuity, information and important public-facing operations.
IT and security teamsProfessionals who need to connect technical security findings with broader risk priorities.
Governance, risk and managementDecision-makers who need clearer context for investments, accountability and risk treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Questions before getting started?
Understand how an ENIRE-style risk assessment fits into wider cybersecurity and NIS2 processes.
No. ENIRE is concerned with the organization’s cyber risk level, considering threat scenarios, impact, likelihood and context. A maturity assessment examines how well cybersecurity safeguards and processes have been implemented. The two exercises complement one another.
Do not assume so. This SIEMBIOT-hosted page is presented as a preparatory risk-assessment resource. Official submissions and validation must follow the procedures and channels required by Romania’s competent authority. Check current DNSC guidance before filing.
No. Risk assessment is one part of a wider process. Applicable obligations may also require cybersecurity controls, maturity self-assessment, incident reporting, governance, documentation and appropriate remediation.
Romania’s ENIRE methodology links the overall score to three assurance levels: Basic (0–99), Important (100–199) and Essential (200–1,500). These are security-measure levels, not automatically the organization’s legal status as an essential or important entity.
Depending on the organization, meaningful inputs can require IT and security teams, risk owners, business service owners, leadership, and compliance stakeholders.
SIEMBIOT can help organizations gain visibility into threats and vulnerabilities, monitor security events, investigate incidents and support evidence-based security improvements. These operational capabilities support risk management but do not guarantee legal compliance.
Know the risks you face. Make better security decisions.
Explore ENIRE for an initial risk perspective, and discover how SIEMBIOT can help put risk-informed cybersecurity into practice.
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