NIST CSF Security Maturity Assessment
Assess your organization's cybersecurity maturity using the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. This assessment analyzes five core functions — Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover — and provides a maturity profile with concrete improvement points.
1. Identify
Asset management — do you have an up-to-date overview of all IT assets?
Risk assessment — do you periodically conduct a risk assessment?
Governance — is a formal security policy established?
2. Protect
Access control — how mature is your access control?
Security awareness & training — are employees regularly trained?
Data protection — is encryption and/or DLP in place?
3. Detect
Continuous monitoring — are systems and networks continuously monitored?
Detection processes — are there formal procedures for detecting incidents?
Anomaly detection — are anomalies automatically identified and reported?
4. Respond
Response planning — is an incident response plan in place?
Communication — are communication procedures for incidents documented?
Analysis & mitigation — are incidents analyzed and contained?
5. Recover
Recovery planning — is there a recovery plan for after an incident?
Improvements — are lessons learned systematically incorporated?
Recovery communication — is there coordinated communication during recovery?
NIST CSF Maturity Profile
Recommendations
From ad-hoc to mature security
Know where you stand and where you need to go. The premium report provides a detailed score per NIST CSF function, a gap analysis, and a concrete 12-month roadmap to the next level.
- Score per NIST CSF function: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover
- Maturity level 1-5 with detailed explanation
- Gap analysis per subcategory with specific recommendations
- 12-month roadmap to the next maturity level
- Spider/radar chart with current vs. target level
- Management report to guide security investments