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Connect Rippling to Ostrich Cyber-Risk to quantify your organization's cyber risk exposure with workforce and access data from your HRIS.
The Rippling–Ostrich Cyber-Risk integration brings Rippling's workforce, access control, and training completion data into Ostrich's risk quantification platform, enabling organizations to translate their security posture into financial risk metrics. Ostrich uses employee data to model insider risk, access exposure, and training gaps as dollar-denominated risk values that finance and board audiences understand.
Mid-market organizations using Rippling for IT provisioning get the most value from this integration — Rippling's access data becomes the foundation for Ostrich's risk calculations, replacing manual data gathering with a live feed.
Organizations attempting cyber risk quantification without connecting their HRIS spend hours manually gathering employee counts, access records, and training completion data for each assessment cycle. Connecting Rippling to Ostrich automates the data gathering that makes risk quantification sustainable as a recurring practice rather than a one-time exercise.
thePeopleStack configures the Rippling–Ostrich integration as part of security compliance stack implementations, mapping access control and training data to Ostrich's risk model inputs.
Ostrich Cyber-Risk integrations for thePeopleStack's Rippling clients are built around US cyber risk quantification frameworks.
Canadian and cross-border operations: for organizations with Canadian employees, Rippling's full workforce data informs Ostrich's risk model, ensuring Canadian headcount and access patterns are included in enterprise risk calculations.
Yes. Ostrich Cyber-Risk supports HRIS integrations that pull employee, access, and training data from Rippling to power its risk quantification models.
Cyber risk quantification translates security risks into financial impact estimates. Rippling provides the employee count, access scope, and training completion data that feeds Ostrich's risk calculations.
Ostrich draws on employee headcount, department structure, application access records, security training completion, and policy acknowledgment data from Rippling to model risk exposure.
Ostrich is designed for mid-market and enterprise security teams that need to communicate cyber risk to finance leadership and boards in dollar terms rather than technical severity scores.
Configuration takes 1–2 hours, primarily involving data field mapping from Rippling to Ostrich's risk model inputs.
