Security Maturity and Risk Management for Established Enterprises

Established organizations already have a security program. The questions are whether it is working, how much risk remains, and where the next dollar should go. We provide an independent baseline and the recurring measurement that shows leadership and the board how the program is moving over time.

How we help

• Cybersecurity maturity assessment. A capability maturity baseline mapped to NIST CSF 2.0, the CIS Controls, or your regulatory obligations.

• Cyber risk quantification. FAIR-based loss exposure for the scenarios that matter to the business.

• Periodic reassessment. Annual measurement, or quarterly during active improvement programs.

• Board and executive reporting. Reporting and briefings that support oversight and disclosure obligations.

• Third-party risk and transactions. Vendor risk programs and cyber due diligence for acquisitions.

• Internal audit and control testing. Independent testing that satisfies external auditors and audit committees.

• Fractional and interim leadership. Continuity when leadership changes or capacity is short.

Frequently asked questions

What frameworks do you measure against?

We typically measure against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 or the CIS Controls, scored on a capability maturity model scale, and map results to the regulations and standards that apply to your business.

How is an independent assessment different from our own internal review?

An independent assessment provides an outside, evidence-based view that boards, auditors, regulators, and insurers can rely on, benchmarks your program against recognized frameworks, and removes the blind spots that come from assessing work you designed yourself.