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Security maturity self-assessment

Twenty-four statements, six domains. Score each 0 (not at all) to 3 (consistently, measured). You get a level per domain and the two domains to fix first. Honest answers only; nobody else sees this unless you share the link.

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Identity & access

MFA is enforced for every remote and privileged access path.

Not at allPartlyMostlyConsistently

Joiner, mover, leaver changes reach every system within a day.

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Privileged accounts are separate, vaulted, and session-recorded.

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Access is reviewed by owners at least quarterly, with revocations tracked.

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Endpoint & detection

Every managed endpoint runs EDR with tamper protection, and coverage is measured.

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Alerts are triaged against a written playbook with defined response times.

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Detections are tested regularly with adversary emulation or purple-team exercises.

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Log sources needed for the top ten attack paths are onboarded and monitored.

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Vulnerability & exposure

Internet-facing assets are inventoried and scanned at least weekly.

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Critical vulnerabilities on exposed systems are fixed inside a defined SLA, and misses are reported.

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Patching covers third-party software and firmware, not only the OS.

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An external attack-surface view is reconciled with the internal inventory.

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Cloud & data

Cloud accounts have guardrails: no public storage, no root keys, mandatory logging.

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Sensitive data is classified and its locations are known.

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Backups are immutable, tested by restore, and separated from production credentials.

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Secrets live in a vault, not in code or tickets.

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Governance & vendors

A risk register exists, is owned, and is reviewed with leadership.

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Third parties with data access are assessed before onboarding and re-assessed on a cycle.

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Security spending is tied to named risks rather than to renewals.

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Policies are short, current, and known by the people they apply to.

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Resilience & response

An incident response plan exists with named roles and was exercised in the last year.

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Ransomware recovery time is known and has been tested end to end.

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Legal, communications, and leadership know their part in a breach.

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Lessons from incidents and near misses change controls within a quarter.

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