The assessment portfolio

Checks whether the organization has the basic cybersecurity and IT control foundation needed to protect systems, users, data, and networks.

• NIST CSF 2.0 Assessment

  Creates a structured view of cyber risk management capability using a globally recognized framework.

• Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment

  Assesses how mature the organization is across governance, asset management, identity, protection, detection, response, and recovery.

• Zero Trust Assessment

  Determines whether the organization verifies every user, device, application, and access request before granting access.

• Vulnerability Assessment

  Identifies technical weaknesses in systems, applications, networks, endpoints, cloud platforms, and exposed services.

• Penetration Testing

  Simulates controlled attack scenarios to validate whether vulnerabilities can be exploited and what business impact they may create.

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Checks whether the business can continue operating and recover critical services during disruption, outage, cyberattack, disaster, or crisis.

• ITCA (IT Controls Assessment)

  Determines whether the IT control environment is properly designed, implemented, and operating effectively.

• BCDR Assessment

  Determines whether critical business operations and technology services can be recovered within acceptable time and data-loss limits.

• Business Impact Analysis (BIA)

  Defines what must be recovered first, how quickly, and what resources are required.

• Cyber Resilience Assessment

  Assesses whether the organization can withstand, respond to, and recover from cyberattacks.

• Incident Response Assessment

  Determines whether the organization can detect, contain, investigate, communicate, and recover from incidents effectively.

• Crisis Management Assessment

  Determines whether the organization can lead, decide, and communicate effectively when a disruption escalates beyond routine incident handling.

• Continuity & Recovery Strategy Assessment

  Determines whether recovery strategies match the recovery priorities and tolerances the business has defined.

• Plan Development Assessment

  Determines whether continuity, recovery, and response plans are complete, current, actionable, and aligned with the agreed strategy and BIA outputs.

• Testing, Exercises & Validation Assessment

  Determines whether continuity and recovery capability has been proven through realistic testing rather than assumed from documentation.

More about Resilience & Continuity

Checks whether technology and cyber risks are properly owned, measured, reported, governed, and aligned with regulations, contracts, and business risk appetite.

• IT Risk Assessment

  Creates a risk register with likelihood, impact, existing controls, residual risk, and treatment actions.

• Third-Party Risk Assessment (TPRM)

  Assesses risk introduced by suppliers, outsourced providers, technology partners, and critical service providers.

• Regulatory Compliance Assessment

  Determines whether the organization can demonstrate compliance and close control gaps before audits or regulatory reviews.

• Data Privacy Assessment / DPIA

  Identifies privacy risks in systems, processes, projects, or data-driven initiatives.

More about Governance, Risk & Compliance

Checks whether new technologies such as AI, GenAI, IoT, and OT are adopted safely, securely, ethically, and under proper governance.

• AI Risk Assessment

  Identifies broad business, operational, legal, ethical, privacy, and governance risks from AI adoption.

• AI Security Assessment

  Assesses how AI systems can be attacked, misused, manipulated, or used to expose sensitive data.

• GenAI Readiness Assessment

  Determines whether the organization is ready to safely use generative AI tools and internal LLM systems.

• IoT / OT Security Assessment

  Assesses cyber and operational risk in connected physical, industrial, and operational technology environments.

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