3.1 — Stakeholders
Page /ebios/partiesprenantes — maps the organisation's ecosystem (suppliers, service providers, partners, customers) and highlights at-risk stakeholders via a threat radar.
Available views
| Tab | Content |
|---|---|
| ☰ Table | Detailed table of stakeholders |
| ◎ Graph | Threat radar (visual positioning) |
| ⊞ Metrics | Configuration of the rating scales |
Toolbar
| Button | Function |
|---|---|
| 👁 View / ✏ Edit | Toggle read / edit view |
| ＋ 📚 Library | Imports stakeholders from the built-in library |
| ＋ Stakeholder | Adds a row manually |
| ↓ Export Word | Exports the page to a Word document |
Table columns (toggleable)
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Code | Stakeholder identifier |
| Stakeholder | Name |
| Description | (toggleable) Detail of the stakeholder's role |
| Dep. | Dependency — criticality of the relationship (1 to 4) |
| Pen. | Penetration — level of access to the organisation's information system (1 to 4) |
| Mat. | Estimated cyber maturity (1 to 4) |
| Exposure | (toggleable) Calculated exposure level |
| Threat | (toggleable) Threat level |
| Zone | (toggleable) Trust zone |
| Justif. | (toggleable) Rating justification |
A Graph toggle displays the threat radar in a split view alongside the table.
Spotting at-risk third parties
A pairing of high dependency + low cyber maturity (visible directly on the radar) flags a supply-chain risk to address as a priority — these stakeholders are good candidates for attack paths in a strategic scenario (page 3.2).
Next steps
Stakeholders qualified here can be reused as a link in an attack path in Strategic scenarios (page 3.2).
See also Workshop 3 — Overview.