White Cyber Knight (WCK) is a start-up company, developing business-oriented IT Compliance and Risk Management software systems for large complex organizations. Our innovation and uniqueness allows the enterprise, for the first time, to manage IT risk in real time from the critical business-process perspective: translating detailed technical controls status to business risks and compliance oriented questionnaires offers a truly business oriented risk management tool.

WCK was founded by Eyal Adar in 2006, as a sister company to Mr. Adar's consulting firm iTcon Ltd. (1995), leaders in enterprise security architecture. For over 10 years, iTcon has been expertly analyzing IT related business risks at large organizations. A proprietary risk assessment methodology - EESA, was developed by iTcon's staff. 

About Eyal Adar

A leading expert in the area of CIP (Critical Infrastructure Protection), Mr. Adar is the founder and chairman of iTcon Ltd. (1995) and the founder and CEO of White Cyber Knight (2006).

Mr. Adar recently took part in the CNIP 2006 conference in Italy, where he gave a lecture titled "White Cyber Knight - a Risk Assessment Tool for Network Resilience Evaluation" with Prof. Gwendal Le Grand. Mr. Adar also participated in the first IEEE international workshop on CIP in Germany, 2005, presenting the article "Risk Management for Critical Infrastructure Protection - Challenges, Best Practices and Tools" written in collaboration with Mr. Andreas Wuchner.

Mr. Adar was a member of the Israeli delegation to the World Summit on the Information Society in Tunis, 2005, in which White Cyber Knight was presented (access the presentation).

Mr. Adar is on the advisory board for the European Commission's IRRIIS Consortium (Integrated Risk Reduction of Information-based Infrastructure Systems). He is also on the advisory board for the EC CI2RCO Project (Critical Information Infrastructure Research Co-ordination), and a founding editor of the European CIIP Newsletter published by the CI2RCO consortium (available for download on CI2RCO's website).