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Zero Trust Maturity Assessment

Evaluate your organization's Zero Trust security posture across six pillars: Identity, Devices, Networks, Applications, Data, and Visibility. Identify gaps, benchmark your maturity level, and build a prioritized roadmap toward a fully verified, least-privilege architecture.

πŸ›οΈ6 pillars, 18 questions
πŸ“ŠRadar chart by pillar
🎯Maturity level + roadmap
πŸ“§Email report

About This Assessment

This assessment is aligned with the NIST SP 800-207 Zero Trust Architecture framework and the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model. Answer 18 questions across 6 pillars to receive your maturity score and a prioritized improvement roadmap.

Progress: 0 of 18 questions answered

πŸͺͺ Identity

0/3 answered

Identity is the new perimeter. This pillar covers MFA, privileged access management, identity governance, and continuous authentication.

Q1.Multi-factor authentication (MFA) coverage across all users and applications

Q2.Privileged Access Management (PAM) and just-in-time access

Q3.Identity governance and access reviews

How the Zero Trust Maturity Assessment works

You answer 18 questions, 3 in each of 6 pillars: Identity, Devices, Networks, Applications, Data, and Visibility & Analytics. Questions cover topics such as MFA coverage, privileged access, micro-segmentation, ZTNA, data loss prevention and SIEM coverage.

Each question has 4 answers, scored 0 to 3. The lowest answer is no control in place. The highest is full coverage.

A pillar's score is the average of its answered questions. The overall score is the average of the 6 pillar scores, so an unanswered pillar counts as 0. Scores are multiplied by 33.3 to show out of 100. Results open once you have answered at least 9 questions.

Reading your results

The overall level uses the 0 to 3 average. Below 2.0 is Traditional. From 2.0 to below 2.5 is Initial. From 2.5 to below 3.0 is Advanced. A full 3.0 is Optimal.

On the 100-point display, Traditional covers everything below about 67. Optimal requires the top answer on every answered question in all 6 pillars.

The radar chart plots the 6 pillars out of 100. Pillar bars are green at 66 or above, amber from 33, and red below 33.

Priority Focus Areas names your 2 lowest-scoring pillars, with each pillar's score and description.

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