A purpose-built assessment platform for teams that want defensible, repeatable cybersecurity baselines — without living inside a consulting engagement. Launch a framework, assign your SMEs, and retain your evidence year over year.
The framework barely changes year over year — and neither should the effort to prove alignment. Here’s what your team gets the moment you spin up a workspace on the Truss platform.
Every response tracked, time-stamped and reproducible. One source of truth for the whole team — no filename gymnastics, no lost workbooks.
Your baseline lives with you — not with a consultant. Reassess against last year in a few clicks, without starting from a blank sheet.
Assign functions to the right owners — identity to identity, response to the SOC. The baseline comes together in parallel, not on one person’s plate.
Implementation examples and rubric guidance built into every question. Your executive report tells the same story year over year — because the scoring does.
The first live module on the Truss platform is a full NIST CSF 2.0 self-assessment covering every one of the 106 subcategories, including the new Govern function. Watch how a team runs a baseline in an afternoon.
The NIST CSF 2.0 module replaces complex framework artefacts with a visual, plain-language roadmap. Clarity on your strengths, your gaps and your next best investment — without a proprietary black-box score.
A clear snapshot of your cybersecurity maturity across all six NIST CSF 2.0 functions — in language your executives already speak.
Percent-coverage scoring shows where you’re strong, where you’re exposed, and which controls deliver the biggest lift for the next dollar spent.
Board- and CFO-ready output that translates cybersecurity posture into a maturity story your leadership can act on — on demand, year over year.
For a fraction of what consultants charge, I completed the NIST 2.0 assessment on my own time. The plain-language questions made it simple, and the clear, prioritized results showed exactly where to invest for the biggest ROI.
Off-the-shelf GRC tools are built for mass-market appeal — you end up adapting your process to fit their framework. We built this the other way around.
Every question, every scoring rubric, every implementation example was written by the same advisors who run PCI, SOC 2 and NIST engagements.
No generic “controls” layer wrapped around the actual standard. If the framework says 106 subcategories, the platform has 106 subcategories.
Assessments split naturally across your team. Assign functions to the right SMEs and watch the baseline come together in parallel — not sequentially.
Export your baseline, target profile and evidence at any time. No lock-in and no consultant standing between you and your records.
The NIST module is live today. The advisory practice runs the roadmap — the next modules cover the frameworks our clients already carry.
Full self-assessment across Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond and Recover. 106 subcategories, executive-ready reporting, year-over-year retention.
Launch moduleGuided self-attestation workflow with scoping, evidence collection and SAQ generation — designed to make your team self-sufficient.
Coming soonTrust Services Criteria mapped to your existing controls, gap analysis and evidence tracking ahead of a Type I or Type II engagement.
Coming soonThe ISO trifecta on one baseline — information security, privacy and AI governance in a single reusable evidence set.
Coming soonLooking for a framework we haven’t listed? Tell us what you carry and we’ll factor it into the roadmap.
Four steps — and every one of them can be run by your team, not a consultant.
Provision your workspace, invite your team, and pick a framework module to start.
Split the framework by function or domain — the right questions land with the right owners.
Implementation examples, evidence hints and plain-language prompts inside every question — no separate handbook required.
Executive scorecard, per-domain coverage, and the whole baseline retained for next year’s reassessment.
We’re advisors first. The platform exists to hand you the parts of an assessment that a spreadsheet was never going to solve — structure, traceability and continuity — while your team keeps ownership of the judgement calls that actually matter.
Launch the NIST CSF 2.0 module today — or book a working session and we’ll walk your team through it.