Evaluate your organization across six critical cybersecurity functions, uncover important gaps, and receive a prioritized 30-day action plan. The assessment takes about 5–7 minutes and is designed for practical decision-making—not technical trivia.
30 practical questions
6 NIST CSF 2.0 functions
0–100 proprietary readiness score
How the score works
Each answer is scored from 0 to 4. Function scores are normalized to 0–100 and combined using PORT::ZERO's proprietary weighting model: Govern 15%, Identify 15%, Protect 25%, Detect 15%, Respond 15%, and Recover 15%. Critical control gaps are flagged separately so that a strong average score cannot hide a serious weakness.
Organization profile
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Cyber Readiness Assessment Report
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Your Cyber Readiness Score
Readiness by cybersecurity function
Your overall score is weighted, but every function is shown separately so you can see where readiness is strongest and weakest.
Critical and high-priority findings
These findings are surfaced independently from the overall score because some weaknesses deserve attention even when other controls are strong.
Your top 3 priorities
Start with the controls that are likely to reduce risk fastest based on your responses.
Your 30-day cybersecurity action plan
A focused sequence for turning the assessment into action.
What your score means
Important: The PORT::ZERO Cyber Readiness Score™ is a proprietary educational and risk-awareness self-assessment aligned with cybersecurity practices and guidance including the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0. It is not a NIST assessment, certification, compliance determination, penetration test, vulnerability assessment, legal opinion, or guarantee of security. Results are based on self-reported information and represent a point-in-time view of selected cybersecurity practices.
