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Identities, privileged access and authentication.
4 questions
CIO Assessment
Do you know where your IT is vulnerable?
Twenty-four questions help you assess systems, ownership and security controls. The result is a starting point, not a certification or a substitute for technical review.
Six assessment domains
A CIO score needs to see more than four isolated technical metrics.
The 24 answers are evaluated by domain and overall, highlighting areas needing review even with a good total.
Endpoint & Workplace
Devices, compliance, patching and standardized provisioning.
4 questionsInfrastructure & Network
Servers, networking, lifecycle, capacity and technical dependencies.
4 questionsSecurity & Recovery
Detection, backup, recovery and incident capability.
4 questionsService Operations & SLA
Tickets, monitoring, escalation, support and measurable service quality.
4 questionsGovernance & Strategy
Ownership, risk, vendors, roadmap and management control.
4 questions1/6
24 questions · about 6–8 minutes
Domain 1 / 6
Identity & Access
Identities, privileged access and authentication.
01
How consistently is MFA enforced for users and administrators?
02
How clearly are administrative accounts separated from normal user accounts?
03
How reliably do joiner, mover and leaver processes work?
04
How controlled is the assignment, review and removal of privileged roles?
Please answer all four questions in this domain.
Domain 2 / 6
Endpoint & Workplace
Devices, compliance, patching and standardized provisioning.
01
How completely are clients and mobile devices centrally managed?
02
How reliably are operating systems and applications patched?
03
How consistently are endpoint security, hardening and local privileges implemented?
04
How standardized and repeatable is device provisioning?
Please answer all four questions in this domain.
Domain 3 / 6
Infrastructure & Network
Servers, networking, lifecycle, capacity and technical dependencies.
01
How current and reliable is your technical inventory including dependencies?
02
How consistently are lifecycle, maintenance levels and end-of-life risks managed?
03
How clearly are network zones, segmentation and access rules structured?
04
How early do you detect capacity, performance or availability bottlenecks?
Please answer all four questions in this domain.
Domain 4 / 6
Security & Recovery
Detection, backup, recovery and incident capability.
01
How centralized and usable are security and system logs?
02
How well does your backup architecture protect against failure, tampering and ransomware?
03
How regularly are real restore or disaster-recovery tests performed?
04
How clear are roles, escalation, evidence preservation and communication during critical incidents?
Please answer all four questions in this domain.
Domain 5 / 6
Service Operations & SLA
Tickets, monitoring, escalation, support and measurable service quality.
01
How completely do support requests and incidents flow through a controllable process?
02
How well does your monitoring detect real service problems rather than isolated technical metrics?
03
How transparently and reliably are SLA and response targets measured?
04
How systematically are recurring incidents investigated for root causes rather than symptoms?
Please answer all four questions in this domain.
Domain 6 / 6
Governance & Strategy
Ownership, risk, vendors, roadmap and management control.
01
How clearly are technical and business owners assigned to critical services?
02
How systematically are IT risks assessed, prioritized and tracked?
03
How transparent are dependencies, SLAs and risks of your key IT suppliers?
04
How reliably do you connect technical roadmap, budget and business priorities?
Please answer all four questions in this domain.
0/100
Endurion Stability Score
Domain results
Where stability is created – and where it is lost.
Identity & Access0/100
Endpoint & Workplace0/100
Infrastructure & Network0/100
Security & Recovery0/100
Service Operations & SLA0/100
Governance & Strategy0/100
Priority
Stabilize the three weakest domains first.
0–39Fragile
Critical gaps and heavy person-dependency. Establish transparency and baselines first.
40–59Reactive
Foundations exist, but too much is still manual or inconsistent.
60–74Structured
Good standards, but measurability, recovery or governance still have visible gaps.
75–89Controlled
Defensible operating model with targeted optimization areas and good control.
90–100Resilient
Responses suggest a developed operational base. Verify evidence and opportunities for efficiency and automation.
Methodology
A management indicator, not a certificate.
The overall score is calculated from your answers. Review each domain too: a good average can hide a critical gap. Use specific answers and verifiable evidence to decide next steps.
What follows in a CIO review
- Validate results against actual systems, contracts and dependencies
- Prioritize risks by business impact and likelihood
- Separate quick wins, technical debt and investment items
- Build a roadmap with owners, budget frame and review cadence
Next step
The score shows the direction. The review turns it into a plan.
Use the six domain scores to order open actions. Owners, effort and dates are established during further review.