SansRisk Solutions provides NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) v2.0 risk and program assessments designed to help organizations evaluate the maturity, effectiveness, and alignment of their cybersecurity governance and risk management practices. Engagements focus on assessing how cybersecurity outcomes are defined, implemented, and measured across the organization, with emphasis on real-world practices rather than theoretical alignment to framework language.

Assessments evaluate the organization’s cybersecurity posture across the NIST CSF v2.0 Functions and Categories, including governance, risk management, asset management, protective controls, detection capabilities, incident response, and recovery practices. The assessment process incorporates review of policies and procedures, technical and operational evidence, and stakeholder interviews to determine whether cybersecurity activities are consistently implemented and effectively supporting business objectives. Particular attention is given to gaps between documented intent and actual execution, as well as areas where risk is not clearly identified, owned, or managed.

Deliverables are structured to support executive decision-making and practical program improvement. Findings are mapped to relevant NIST CSF v2.0 outcomes and articulated in clear, risk-focused language that enables leadership to understand current-state maturity, prioritize remediation activities, and align cybersecurity investments with organizational risk tolerance. The result is a defensible, evidence-based assessment that provides clarity into cybersecurity strengths, gaps, and opportunities for improvement without turning the framework into a compliance exercise.