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IT Security Maturity Scorecard

Benchmark your organization's security posture across 8 critical domains and get actionable recommendations to strengthen your security program.

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Identity & Access Management

Evaluating user authentication, authorization, and access control practices

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How mature is your organization's identity management strategy?

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Initial
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Basic
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Defined
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Managed
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Optimized
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To what extent do you implement multi-factor authentication (MFA)?

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Initial
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Basic
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Defined
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Managed
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Optimized
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How comprehensive is your privileged access management?

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Initial
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Basic
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Defined
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Managed
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Optimized
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How well defined and enforced is your access control model?

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Initial
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Basic
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Defined
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Managed
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Optimized
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How regularly do you conduct access reviews and certifications?

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Defined
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Managed
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Optimized

About Our Security Maturity Model

Our assessment is based on industry-leading security frameworks and standards including NIST CSF, ISO 27001, and CIS Controls.

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Initial

Ad hoc, reactive processes

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Repeatable

Basic processes established

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Defined

Standardized processes

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Managed

Measured and controlled

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Optimized

Continuous improvement

This maturity model provides a framework for evaluating your security program's effectiveness and identifying improvement areas. The assessment covers 8 security domains with 5 questions each, providing a comprehensive view of your security posture.

Complete the assessment to receive your personalized security maturity score and roadmap.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this security assessment differ from penetration testing?

This maturity assessment evaluates the overall capability and process maturity of your security program, while penetration testing focuses on identifying specific technical vulnerabilities through simulated attacks. Both are valuable but serve different purposes - maturity assessments help develop strategic security roadmaps, while penetration tests identify tactical vulnerabilities requiring immediate remediation.

How often should we conduct a security maturity assessment?

We recommend conducting a high-level security maturity assessment at least annually, with more frequent assessments (quarterly or bi-annually) for specific domains undergoing significant improvement initiatives. Additionally, trigger reassessments after major organizational changes, new regulations, or significant security incidents.

How does this assessment align with compliance requirements?

This assessment incorporates elements from major compliance frameworks including NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CIS Controls, PCI DSS, and HIPAA. While it helps identify gaps in your compliance posture, it is not a replacement for formal compliance assessments. We can provide framework-specific assessments tailored to your regulatory requirements.

What should we do with our assessment results?

Your results provide a roadmap for security improvement. We recommend: 1) Address critical gaps in low-scoring domains first; 2) Develop a prioritized security improvement roadmap; 3) Establish regular reassessment cycles to track progress; 4) Use the results to justify security investments; and 5) Consider a more comprehensive assessment for domains showing significant gaps.

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Our security experts can provide a detailed evaluation of your environment and create a tailored security roadmap.

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