Security Maturity Scorecard & Gap Analysis
Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment You Can Show the Board
An independent review of your security program that finds the real gaps, scores your maturity, and hands you a prioritized fix list with owners.
- Maturity scorecard plus a prioritized remediation roadmap
- Plain-English board summary, not a 90-slide data dump
- Independent of your tools, vendors and internal team
Led by Tyson Martin, CISSP — NACD member and NRF CISO Executive Committee member.
Prefer to talk? Call +1 (802) 430-9200
Request your assessment scope
Tell us about your organization and current security program. You'll get a direct reply from Tyson Martin.
What you get from the assessment
Know where you really stand
A maturity scorecard shows current coverage and gaps across your security program, based on evidence, not opinion.
A fix list you can run
A prioritized remediation roadmap with clear ownership, so work starts the week after the readout.
Reporting the board understands
Board-ready metrics, trend analysis and exception tracking replace jargon-heavy slide decks.
Independent perspective
No tools, no reselling, no SOC contract. The findings are not tied to any product you might buy.
Compliant is not the same as safe
The review answers the question directors cannot answer alone: are we compliant but still exposed?
A 12-month oversight cadence
You leave with a recommended reporting rhythm so progress stays visible between board meetings.
What the cybersecurity maturity assessment covers
The Cybersecurity Program Assessment evaluates your security maturity, finds the gaps, and validates whether your security spend is actually reducing risk. It is built for boards, audit committees and executives who need a clear, defensible picture of the program they are accountable for.
It is an advisory engagement. It is not a penetration test, a technical audit or a vendor selection exercise, and it never comes with a guarantee of zero risk.
- Security maturity scorecard across your program
- Gap analysis with clear ownership assigned
- Prioritized remediation roadmap
- Board-ready summary in plain English
- Board metrics, trend analysis and exception tracking
- Twelve-month oversight cadence recommendation
- Optional add-ons: third-party and vendor risk reporting for boards
- Optional add-ons: incident response readiness review and tabletop exercise
Experience behind the assessment
“We recently worked with Tyson Martin on an engagement, and it was a great experience. He helped us run a full technical audit, identified key gaps, and created a clear plan to modernize our systems and processes. Tyson is hands-on, easy to work with, and brings real technical and leadership experience to the table. He gave our team direction and helped us get organized for the next phase of growth. I highly recommend Tyson Martin to any organization looking for an experienced outside perspective to strengthen and align their technical direction.”
“Tyson's impact has been immediately clear. Before working with him, we were struggling with outdated processes that created inefficiencies across our organization, and his unbiased third party perspective helped us quickly identify issues and develop a clear, actionable plan for improvement. Based on our experience so far, I would recommend Tyson Martin to organizations seeking clarity, efficiency, and a thoughtful approach to simplifying and strengthening their operational and digital processes.”
“Tyson Martin has a unique ability to translate complex cybersecurity risks into actionable business insights which helped our executive team make informed strategic decisions.”
What happens after you submit
Short scoping call
We talk through your program, your drivers and what the board needs to see.
Written scope and quote
You get a clear engagement scope, deliverables and fee before any work starts.
Assessment and readout
The review runs, then you get the scorecard, roadmap and a board-ready summary.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a cybersecurity maturity assessment cost?
Fees depend on the size of your organization and the scope of the review. After a short scoping call you get a written scope and quote before any work begins.
Is this a penetration test or technical audit?
No. Penetration testing and technical security audits are out of scope. This is an advisory assessment of program maturity, gaps, ownership and board reporting.
Will you try to sell us security tools?
No. The practice does not sell, resell or select security products, and does not run managed security services or a SOC. The findings stay independent.
What do we actually receive at the end?
A maturity scorecard, a prioritized remediation roadmap, a board-ready summary and a recommended twelve-month oversight cadence.
Do you work with our in-house CISO or replace them?
The assessment works alongside your in-house team. Separate options include CISO advisory and coaching, or interim and fractional CISO leadership if you need it.
Where do you work?
The practice serves US organizations remotely and on site, with stated focus areas including Maine, Richmond VA and the Chicago area.
Find the gaps before your regulator or your board does
Tell us about your security program and we'll come back with a scope, deliverables and a quote for your cybersecurity maturity assessment.
- Maturity scorecard plus a prioritized remediation roadmap
- Plain-English board summary, not a 90-slide data dump
- Independent of your tools, vendors and internal team
Prefer to talk? Call +1 (802) 430-9200