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What’s a KVI?

KVI stands for Kinetic Vulnerability Index and is unique to Kinetic 6. It’s a number between
0 and 100 that allows you to assess how vulnerable you are as a company. User software with
world beating algorithms we can search all corners of the web. How many of your employees’
passwords, for example, are out there? How many confidential matters and emails are being
sold to the highest bidder? No self-respecting law firm should be without this information.

If your KVI is below 20 then you are a very secure law firm, but in order to stay that way you
need our constant monitoring service. If your KVI is high then you need us now, because there
is significant activity amongst the less honourable folk who are willing to use and abuse your
secure data to their financial advantage, which may result in a bigger financial penalty for you.

What’s your KVI?

The first thing you will probably want to know is about your own company’s KVI. We can do this
for you, given that you permit us to run the report for you. The intelligent software will search
every part of the web on your behalf and will return vulnerability indicators. Indicators like how
many of your emails and passwords are being sold. Indicators like how many websites are making
money from your hacked data. The list, of course, goes on and on but we can provide you with a
more technical presentation of exactly what is involved should your technical people require it.

How is your KVI

performing over time?

Whether your KVI is high or low, our ongoing monitoring system will alert you to anything new
and unusual relating to the security of your information so that you can address the problems
as they occur. Diligent use of this data will bring down your KVI over time. We believe that a
period of the 90 days previous, is usually sufficient for a moving quarterly KVI.

Your Kinetic Vulnerability
Index will be a number
between 0 and 100 this will
allow you to assess how
vulnerable you are as
a company.
KINECTIC VULNERABILITY INDEX