Security & Privacy Digital Maturity Assessment
How secure is your organisation...really?
Take this quick assessment to benchmark your Security & Privacy maturity, and uncover risks that may be exposing your data, systems, and people.
Why Take This Assessment?
Many organisations believe their security controls are strong, but gaps often exist across cloud, users, devices, and third-party relationships. New risks, especially from AI-enabled threats and evolving compliance requirements, are increasing faster than most security programs can keep up. Without a clear, structured view of your environment, it’s difficult to know where you’re truly exposed.
This assessment helps you understand your current Security & Privacy maturity, identify gaps, and highlight where action is needed.
What You’ll Get:
- A snapshot of your Security & Privacy maturity
- Insight into key gaps and risk areas
- A benchmark against best practice frameworks
- Visibility across cloud, users, devices, and third parties
What We Assess
This assessment is based on our Digital Enablement Heatmap and evaluates:
- Cloud, SaaS, and data security visibility
- Data classification, access, and protection controls
- Endpoint, network, and identity security
- Security monitoring and incident response readiness
- Physical and environmental security alignment
- Staff awareness and resilience to modern threats (including AI-enabled attacks)
- Third-party and vendor security risk management
- Cyber risk governance, compliance, and board-level oversight
This is the second domain in our 8-part Digital Readiness Series, helping organisations assess and improve their maturity across:
- Strategy & Innovation
- Security & Privacy (you are here)
- Governance, Risk & Compliance
- Infrastructure
- Data, Insights & AI
- Applications & Integration
- Operations & Performance
- Technology Experience
Why This Matters
Without a clear Strategy & Innovation foundation:
Sensitive data may be exposed or misused
Cyber threats go undetected or poorly handled
Compliance obligations are missed
Third-party risks go unmanaged
Leadership lacks confidence in security posture
How Secure Is Your Organisation?
What Happens Next?
Once you complete the assessment:
- Our team will analyse and review your responses
- We’ll reach out with additional insights or recommendations
Explore the Assessments
Take the assessments to benchmark your organisation's digital maturity.
Strategy & Innovation
Align your digital strategy, innovation efforts, and AI adoption with clear business outcomes and executive direction.
Security & Privacy
Strengthen your security posture to protect data, systems, and users across cloud, devices, and emerging threats.
Governance, Risk & Compliance
Ensure your technology is governed, risks are managed proactively, and compliance obligations are consistently met.
Infrastructure
Build a resilient, scalable, and secure infrastructure across on-premises and cloud environments.
Data, Insights & AI
Turn your data into a strategic asset with strong governance, quality, analytics, and responsible AI adoption.
Applications & Integrations
Streamline systems, eliminate duplication, and ensure your applications work seamlessly together.
Operations & Performance
Improve IT service delivery, reliability, and performance through structured processes and continuous improvement.
Technology Experience
Enhance how staff and customers experience technology to drive productivity, satisfaction, and adoption.
Prefer to Talk it Through?
If you’re looking for more than just a self-assessment, we can walk you through the Digital Enablement Heatmap and how it applies to your organisation.
Get clarity, context, and expert guidance, without the guesswork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Digital Enablement Heatmap?
The Digital Enablement Heatmap is a structured framework used to assess your organisation’s digital maturity across 8 key domains. It provides a clear view of where you stand, highlights gaps and risks, and outlines practical steps to improve. Importantly, it’s not an audit, there’s no pass or fail, just a forward-looking assessment to guide improvement.
What is a digital maturity assessment?
A digital maturity assessment evaluates how well your organisation’s strategy, technology, and governance align to support business outcomes.
How long does the assessment take?
Typically around 5 minutes.
What will I receive?
A full report of your maturity snapshot identified gaps, and recommendations for improvement.
Why is Security & Privacy important for digital maturity?
Security and privacy protect your organisation’s data, systems, and people. Without strong controls, digital initiatives introduce risk, increase exposure, and can undermine trust and compliance.
How do I know if my organisation is secure?
Security is not just about tools, it’s about visibility, processes, and governance. If you lack clear reporting, regular testing, or confidence in your response to a cyber incident, there are likely gaps.
What are the biggest security risks organisations face today?
Common risks include phishing and social engineering, misconfigured cloud environments, weak access controls, third-party vulnerabilities, and emerging AI-enabled threats such as deepfakes.