See resilience gaps before regulators do
Boards and senior responsible owners are increasingly accountable for cyber risk, but too often see posture through stale slides. CyConex gives leadership a live, defensible view of assurance across the organisation.
Live heatmaps, risk-appetite alignment, and continuous assessment mean boards can direct resources with confidence — and demonstrate governance when it is questioned.
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Shareable CAF and NIST heatmaps roll up to objective and principle level, so boards see where essential functions are resilient and where they are not.
Because dashboards are generated from live assessments, leadership sees current posture — not a point-in-time snapshot from the last review cycle.
CyConex compares assessment outcomes to your stated risk appetite, helping boards focus on whether residual exposure is acceptable for the organisation.
This connects controls to business consequences, supporting the governance conversations boards are expected to lead.
Auditable assessments, retained rationale, and continuous runs give SROs evidence that cyber risk is understood, governed, and managed over time.
That makes it easier to demonstrate ownership and challenge to regulators, auditors, and oversight bodies.
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CyConex is built for continuous assurance. You can run recurring assessments on a schedule, track an assurance history and control timeline across cycles, and publish a live shareable heatmap that stays current for boards and regulators — not just a point-in-time snapshot.
Yes. CyConex generates structured Excel and Word assessment exports, along with CAF heatmaps at objective and principle level — ready for GovAssure reviewers, competent authorities, and governance stakeholders.
NCSC CAF is the primary framework — four objectives, fourteen principles, 41 contributing outcomes, and IGPs. CyConex also supports Cyber Essentials, NIST 800-53, NIST CSF 2.0, and custom control catalogues, with structured catalogues and reusable assessment context.