EBIOS Export
This step lets you inject the data produced by the PIVOT analysis (zones, equipment, stakeholders, scenarios…) into the EBIOS RM study currently open, to complete or replace the corresponding workshops.
Export mode
| Mode | Effect |
|---|---|
| ➕ Add everything | Adds ABE data to the existing EBIOS data, without deleting anything |
| ♻️ Overwrite everything | First erases the targeted EBIOS data (risk sources, supporting assets, business values, feared events, scenarios, RS/BV pairs, strategic scenarios) then injects the ABE data |
Caution in "Overwrite everything" mode
This mode deletes the existing EBIOS data from the selected tables before injection — a warning banner is displayed as long as this mode is active.
Injection preview
A table lists each target EBIOS table with an Inject checkbox (disabled if the number of elements to inject is zero), the number of available elements and a detail:
| EBIOS table | Origin of ABE data |
|---|---|
| Risk Sources (RS) | Selected stakeholders (SH) |
| Supporting Assets (SA) | Equipment present in the zones |
| Business Values (BV) | Functions impacted by the strategic scenarios |
| Mission | A generic mission, "ABE Audited System" |
| Feared Events (FE) | One FE per operational scenario, with its severity/likelihood |
| V1-V34 Reference | The ABE vulnerability reference, added to the EBIOS reference libraries if not already there |
| RS/BV pairs | Combination of selected SH × impacted functions |
| Strategic scenarios | Selected ABE strategic scenarios |
| Operational scenarios | ABE operational scenarios, with their actions (rule, phase, description) |
Launching the export
The 📤 Export to EBIOS RM button (or 📤 Overwrite and export in overwrite mode) is active as soon as at least one table is selected with elements to inject. A confirmation message shows the total number of elements injected.
Repeating the export
The preview refreshes after each export: you can adjust the ABE data then relaunch an export in "Add everything" mode to gradually complete the EBIOS RM study.