Free cybersecurity assessment

How secure is your organisation, really?

In about six minutes, this free cybersecurity assessment shows your security posture across the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, how much of your network you can actually see, and exactly what to fix first.

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17 questionsAbout 6 minutesAligned to NIST CSF 2.0Free, no obligation
What you get

A clear picture.
In plain language.

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Your security posture
An overall score, plus separate scores for security controls and network visibility.
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A NIST CSF 2.0 breakdown
How mature you are across Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover.
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Prioritised improvements
What to fix now and what to improve next, ranked by risk.
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The right fit for you
A recommendation based on your size, gaps and goals, or a call if you need something tailored.
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Why it matters

Why take a cybersecurity assessment?

Most breaches start with a gap nobody knew about. A cybersecurity assessment shows you where those gaps are before an attacker finds them.

Ours follows the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, the standard many regulators, insurers and auditors use. So your results speak a language your board, IT team and partners already understand.

Want a deeper look? Pair your results with a penetration test, or talk to our cybersecurity consultants.

What happens next

From cybersecurity assessment to action.

01
Your results, instantly
Your score, NIST breakdown, priorities and recommendation appear the moment you finish, and a full PDF report lands in your inbox.
02
A specialist reviews them
Your results go to our team, and a Prima Secure specialist gets in touch to talk them through.
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You decide the next step
A package, a tailored plan or simply a second opinion. There’s no obligation.

Your details and answers are used only to prepare your results and contact you about them, in line with POPIA. This cybersecurity assessment is a self-evaluation and a starting point; it isn’t a substitute for a full technical assessment or penetration test.