Citicus Limited's innovative risk management application Citicus MOCA for iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, has won the coveted Internet & IT products and services category in the UK Internet Business Awards 2011. The judges commented: "Developed by Citicus, this ground-breaking 'app', offered for free, provides an effective way for decision-makers to identify the business impact of their organisation's assets and processes being disrupted. This is a key step in managing business risk."

Citicus MOCA's main success factors include its ease of use and the way it equips a wide range of stakeholders to discover, assess and highlight the relative importance of their computer systems (including industrial control systems), suppliers, products, sites, infrastructure - and any other types of asset or process their businesses depend on.

The latest edition of Citicus MOCA employs a revolutionary harm selector that enables users to identify worst-case loss scenarios in terms of financial, reputational, regulatory and other types of business impact. Results are presented graphically and to get full value, users can submit completed assessments to a free Citicus-hosted processing service to receive a full PDF Criticality status report via email.

Citicus MOCA also supports industry-standard VGA and HDMI connections for display on a wide-screen TV or on a big screen via a projector so it can be viewed by several people at the same time (eg in meetings) and supports iOS5 – the latest version of Apple's operating system.

Marco Kapp, director at Citicus said, "We are delighted to win this award for Citicus MOCA, which has been acclaimed for making an innovative contribution to managing business risk effectively. Our mobile app is very popular. It has been downloaded by individuals in over 40 countries. By providing Citicus MOCA, we are making risk assessment more accessible and believe the app will significantly enhance organizations' risk and governance efforts."

Citicus MOCA can be downloaded from the Apple App Store via Apple iTunes or directly from your mobile device.