CTG, a Cegeka Group company, has introduced a new cyber resilience scoring dashboard designed to help organizations quantify cyber risk, prioritize remediation efforts, and track measurable progress over time. The company will officially showcase the solution at the RSA Conference 2026, taking place from March 23–26, 2026, in San Francisco.

The newly launched dashboard forms a key component of Cegeka’s Security Advisory Framework (CSAF), which provides a modular approach to cybersecurity assessments and advisory services. By converting complex assessment outcomes into a single, easy-to-understand score, the dashboard enables organizations to gain immediate visibility into their cyber risk posture. Additionally, it highlights program maturity levels and clearly demonstrates the impact of remediation actions over time.

As cybersecurity continues to evolve into a boardroom priority, organizations are increasingly expected to present clear, data-driven insights to executives and stakeholders. However, many still struggle with inconsistent metrics and lack a standardized way to measure and communicate risk. Therefore, CTG’s new dashboard addresses this gap by delivering structured, repeatable, and quantifiable insights that support informed decision-making.

“Cybersecurity has long been a boardroom topic, but conversations are still too abstract,” said Fabrice Wynants, Global VP of Cybersecurity and Networking at Cegeka, CTG’s parent company. “Executives want to understand where the organization stands, which actions are required, and whether those actions contribute to stronger cyber resilience. You can only demonstrate that with clear and consistent data.”

Moreover, the dashboard consolidates multiple security assessment results into a unified view. It provides an overall cyber resilience score, domain-specific maturity indicators, and progress tracking aligned with an organization’s security roadmap. As a result, security teams can better prioritize initiatives while continuously monitoring improvement.

“This is not about a single absolute score,” said Chad Alessi, Managing Director, CTG Cybersecurity. “It’s about the progress you make. CISOs need to be able to demonstrate that they are making the right decisions, that their approach is working, and that the organization is becoming more resilient. Organizations know they need to improve, but often lack a clear overview. With this dashboard and scoring, we give CISOs and other security professionals a compass to measure and strengthen their cyber resilience.”

In addition, the platform aligns its scoring methodology with globally recognized frameworks such as NIST, ISO 27001, and Center for Internet Security. This alignment ensures organizations can benchmark their security posture objectively while also meeting regional and international regulatory requirements. Consequently, businesses can make more targeted investments in controls that directly improve resilience.

Furthermore, the dashboard introduces time-based scoring and trend analysis, allowing organizations to visualize improvements and communicate progress more effectively to leadership. This capability supports fact-based discussions around risk reduction and cybersecurity program effectiveness.

CTG continues to advocate for a comprehensive cyber resilience strategy that extends beyond prevention. In today’s threat landscape, organizations must not only defend against attacks but also maintain operations during incidents, minimize disruption, and recover quickly. Therefore, by combining CSAF with this new dashboard, CTG provides organizations with actionable insights and continuous reporting tools needed to strengthen resilience and adapt to evolving cyber risks.

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