CTG Launches Cyber Resilience Scoring Dashboard to Give CISOs a Single Risk Number

CTG, now operating under the Cegeka Group, is rolling out a cyber resilience scoring dashboard at RSAC 2026 that boils an organization’s security posture down to one number.
The dashboard consolidates results from multiple security assessments into a single view. It produces an overall resilience score, domain-level maturity indicators, and progress tracking mapped to NIST, ISO 27001, and CIS frameworks. The idea is straightforward: give CISOs something concrete to bring into board-level conversations about risk and investment.
That gap between what security teams know and what boards can act on has been a persistent problem. CTG is positioning this tool as the bridge.
“Cybersecurity has long been a boardroom topic, but conversations are still too abstract,” said Fabrice Wynants, Global VP of Cybersecurity and Networking at Cegeka. “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.”
The dashboard is part of Cegeka’s Security Advisory Framework (CSAF), a modular system that pairs assessments with advisory services for continuous security improvement. Time-based scoring and trend visibility let organizations track whether their remediation work is actually moving the needle.
“This is not about a single absolute score,” said Chad Alessi, Managing Director of CTG Cybersecurity. “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.”
CTG will be demoing the dashboard at Booth 1161 in Moscone South, March 23 through 26.

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