Clear gaps. Next moves. Real cyber maturity.
We start by aligning on your goals, scope, and key stakeholders, then review existing documentation to minimize disruption, run focused interviews and workshops to score capabilities against a consistent maturity model, validate the findings with your team, and finish with tailored readouts that give you clear scores, key gaps, and prioritized next steps.
What you can expect
You get a structured, time‑boxed engagement with clear milestones: planning, evidence review, assessment sessions, validation, and final readouts—each designed to answer the questions your board, auditors, and leaders are already asking.
If you're looking for more, our assessment process bridges seamlessly into our Strategy and Roadmapping service.
We translate assessment findings into a clear target state, define the few big moves that matter most, and shape them into risk‑based initiatives that are sized to your capacity, budget, and risk appetite.
What you can expect
You get a concise, straightforward, 12–24 month roadmap with sequenced initiatives, quick wins and foundational work, and one‑page charters that make it easy for owners to understand, communicate, and execute the strategy.
We turn your strategy and assessment findings into a focused, time‑bound plan by grouping related work, sequencing initiatives by risk and impact, and sizing them to your budget and capacity so execution is realistic—not aspirational.
What you can expect
You get a clear 12–24 month cyber roadmap with phases, dependencies, and quick wins, plus simple visuals and one‑page summaries that make it easy to explain what’s happening now, what’s next, and why it matters.
We take a holistic, end‑to‑end view—from individual NIST controls all the way up to board‑level conversations. We dig into how your controls, processes, and teams actually operate, then translate that detail into a maturity story that makes sense to business leaders, not just security practitioners.
We know that connecting an assessment to a strategy and then to a realistic roadmap is the hard part, so our process is built to carry you across that bridge instead of leaving you with a static report.
What you can expect
You get a single, connected experience: we assess your program, turn those results into a clear target state and strategy, and then shape that strategy into a phased roadmap your leaders can understand and your teams can execute. Along the way, you benefit from a team that’s comfortable in the weeds of NIST controls and just as comfortable in the boardroom, helping you articulate risk, trade‑offs, and priorities in a way that drives decisions—not confusion.
We start by aligning on your goals, scope, and key stakeholders, then review existing documentation to minimize disruption, run focused interviews and workshops to score capabilities against a consistent maturity model, validate the findings with your team, and finish with tailored readouts that give you clear scores, key gaps, and prioritized next steps.
What you can expect
You get a structured, time‑boxed engagement with clear milestones: planning, evidence review, assessment sessions, validation, and final readouts—each designed to answer the questions your board, auditors, and leaders are already asking.
If you're looking for more, our assessment process bridges seamlessly into our Strategy and Roadmapping service.
We translate assessment findings into a clear target state, define the few big moves that matter most, and shape them into risk‑based initiatives that are sized to your capacity, budget, and risk appetite.
What you can expect
You get a concise, straightforward, 12–24 month roadmap with sequenced initiatives, quick wins and foundational work, and one‑page charters that make it easy for owners to understand, communicate, and execute the strategy.
We turn your strategy and assessment findings into a focused, time‑bound plan by grouping related work, sequencing initiatives by risk and impact, and sizing them to your budget and capacity so execution is realistic—not aspirational.
What you can expect
You get a clear 12–24 month cyber roadmap with phases, dependencies, and quick wins, plus simple visuals and one‑page summaries that make it easy to explain what’s happening now, what’s next, and why it matters.
We take a holistic, end‑to‑end view—from individual NIST controls all the way up to board‑level conversations. We dig into how your controls, processes, and teams actually operate, then translate that detail into a maturity story that makes sense to business leaders, not just security practitioners.
We know that connecting an assessment to a strategy and then to a realistic roadmap is the hard part, so our process is built to carry you across that bridge instead of leaving you with a static report.
What you can expect
You get a single, connected experience: we assess your program, turn those results into a clear target state and strategy, and then shape that strategy into a phased roadmap your leaders can understand and your teams can execute. Along the way, you benefit from a team that’s comfortable in the weeds of NIST controls and just as comfortable in the boardroom, helping you articulate risk, trade‑offs, and priorities in a way that drives decisions—not confusion.
Framework-aligned assessments.
Business-aligned outcomes.
Practitioner-led, vendor neutral.
You get senior practitioners who’ve owned cyber programs—not tool sellers or junior consultants.
Our Assessment services only involves seasoned experts who know the frameworks and controls inside-out. We've done the work before; we build practical strategies and roadmaps that deliver tangible security improvements.
Reveal Risk experts.
We’ve lived the full lifecycle ourselves—from being assessed, to building strategies, to owning delivery—so we now instinctively see what has to happen between each step instead of treating them as separate exercises.
We can look at assessment results and quickly translate them into a small set of strategic moves that account for real‑world constraints like budget, headcount, tech debt, and culture, because we’ve had to make those trade‑offs too.
From there, we know how to break that strategy into a pragmatic roadmap with phases, dependencies, and realistic sequencing, avoiding the trap of either an overwhelming wish list or a vague vision.
In short, we don’t just describe your current state; we know which levers to pull, and in what order, to get you from where you are to where you need to be.
Framework expertise, not guesswork.
We work with the major cybersecurity and compliance frameworks every day, so they’re baked into how we think and design engagements.
Our consultants know
- NIST CSF 2.0,
- ISO 27001‑style controls,
- NIS 2 requirements,
- HIPAA safeguards,
- SOC 2 criteria, and
- many other common standards back to front.
Not just at the policy level, but in terms of how they’re actually implemented, tested, and evidenced in real organizations.
That lets us translate between frameworks, reduce duplicate effort, and design assessments and roadmaps that satisfy multiple expectations at once instead of treating each requirement as a separate project.
From executive engagement to cyber leadership coaching to staff development and support, the Reveal Risk team has supported tactical assessments and strategic program initiatives.
Frequently asked questions.
We’re explicitly built to bridge from assessment to strategy to roadmap. Our deliverables don’t stop at “here’s your maturity score and a list of gaps.”
We work with you to turn those findings into a clear target state, a small set of strategic moves, and a time‑bound roadmap that’s sized to your budget, headcount, and risk appetite.
The same practitioners who run the assessment stay engaged to shape the strategy and roadmap with you, so there’s a consistent thread from what we observe to what you decide to do.
This produces a roadmap that reflects your realities—tech debt, talent constraints, planned initiatives—so you can confidently say “these are the right first moves for us,” rather than trying to do everything at once.
You get layered outputs designed for different audiences:
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a detailed report with maturity scores, control‑ and domain‑level findings, and specific recommendations for practitioners;
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summary views for security and IT leaders that highlight themes, priorities, and resourcing implications; and,
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executive‑ready materials that tell a concise risk and maturity story for boards and C‑suites.
We can provide these in presentation formats and, where useful, in supporting spreadsheets for scoring, so you can easily reuse the content in your own internal reporting and planning cycles.
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