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Cybersecurity Program Assessment

Before the Breach:

What a Cybersecurity Assessment Actually Reveals About Your Program 

A structured, defensible view of where your security program stands and what needs to change before an attacker or a regulator finds it first. 

Most organizations discover cybersecurity gaps at the worst possible moment, during an incident, not before it. 

Organizations face increasing regulatory requirements from U.S. state regulations, healthcare (i.e., HIPAA), PCI DSS, CMMC and banking (i.e., GLBA). Most do not have the internal capacity, the structured methodology, or the deep assessment of expertise to evaluate their own cybersecurity posture effectively and objectively. 

A cybersecurity program assessment gives you a clear, defensible picture of where you stand and what needs to change, before an attacker or a regulator finds it first. 

45%

of businesses cite a shortage of cybersecurity skills as a main barrier to security resilience (Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2026).

60%

of enterprises reported at least one cybersecurity incident in the past year.

$4M+

average cost of a data breach globally in 2026.

Regulators are now requiring it. 

Cybersecurity assessments are no longer just best practice. New and evolving regulatory requirements mean that organizations in regulated industries are increasingly expected to demonstrate they have formally assessed their cybersecurity posture and not just documented their policies.

Regulatory drivers include:

NIST and ISO 27001

Not regulatory requirements, but customers, partners, and insurers increasingly require alignment to and assessment against these best-practice frameworks before doing business.

HIPAA Security Rule

formal risk analysis and risk management are required, not optional

CMMC

(Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification): mandatory for defense contractors

CCPA

Now requires an annual cybersecurity audit for organizations that meet its threshold requirements.

US state-level data security laws

Increasingly explicit requirements for documented risk assessments across multiple states.

Industries most directly affected include Healthcare and Life Sciences, Critical Infrastructure, Defense and Federal Contracting, Technology and SaaS particularly where handling regulated data, and Professional Services firms subject to client or insurance requirements.

Myna’s four foundational steps

Our assessment methodology is built on four steps. They determine whether your assessment produces something you can act on or just a report that sits in a drawer. 

Planning

Establish what the assessment covers, what frameworks apply, and what success looks like. Objectives are set…

Discovery

Review the systems, data, and existing controls that fall within scope including how third-party dependencies are…

Assessment

Assess the current state of your security controls against your chosen framework, identifying gaps, weaknesses, and…

Reporting

Deliver a clear, executive-ready findings report with risk-ranked priorities and a remediation roadmap where included.

What you receive from a Myna cybersecurity program assessment 

Executive-ready findings report: A clear, structured summary of your current cybersecurity posture, written for both technical and non-technical leadership. Defensible in front of a board, auditor, or regulator. 

Scoring Mechanism: Scores are calculated by control, domain, and overall. The easy-to-understand scoring scheme shows alignment to framework requirements and helps your team identify priorities clearly. 

Risk-ranked gap analysis: Every gap identified is risk-ranked, so your team knows what to fix first, not just what is broken. 

As an optional add-on service, Myna can create a Prioritized remediation roadmap that provides  a practical, sequenced plan for closing the gaps identified. Mapped to your framework, your resources, and your risk appetite.

Who this is for

This is built for CISOs and CIOs, VP IT and IT security managers, risk directors and GRC leads, and CFOs in regulated industries, particularly healthcare. It applies most directly to organizations in healthcare, technology and critical infrastructure, professional services, retail operations, and hospitality.

Book an assessment when:

  • You are approaching a regulatory audit or certification requirement (HIPAA, CMMC, SEC, U.S. state law).

  • You are going through a significant infrastructure change or cloud migration.

  • Your cyber insurance is up for renewal and you need to demonstrate security posture.

  • Your board or senior management has requested a formal security review.

  • You have experienced a recent incident or near-miss.

  • A client or partner is requiring third-party due diligence.

  • You want a defensible, documented picture of your program before year-end.

Know where your cybersecurity program stands before someone else finds out.

A Myna cybersecurity program assessment gives you a structured, defensible view of your program and clear recommendations for what needs to change, with a prioritized roadmap available as an add on. Independent. Framework aligned. Executive ready.