CTA
Cybersecurity Training & Awareness
How well your people are trained and aware of cyber risks.
FOR MANUFACTURING SMES
Assess your organisation's information infrastructure cyber resilience and discover your current resilience stage — from Anticipate to Adapt.
15–20 MINUTES · FREE · BILINGUAL · ANONYMOUS
Manufacturing SMEs depend on digital systems every single day. A disruption does not just affect IT — it stops production, shipping and payment.
Cyber resilience goes beyond preventing attacks. It is the ability to anticipate disruptions, withstand them, recover quickly and adapt afterwards.
Your result places your organisation on one of four stages and shows what it takes to reach the next one.
Stage 1 of 4
Your organisation is building basic preparedness and awareness of cyber risks to its information infrastructure.
Stage 2 of 4
Your organisation demonstrates stronger controls and the ability to respond to cyber disruptions as they happen.
Stage 3 of 4
Your organisation has established recovery capabilities and restores critical services after cyber incidents.
Stage 4 of 4
Your organisation learns from incidents, absorbs new knowledge and continuously improves its resilience.
Six capability areas drawn from the research model behind this platform.
CTA
How well your people are trained and aware of cyber risks.
CCIR
The controls and response processes protecting your systems.
RC
How quickly and affordably you restore operations.
AC
How well you absorb and apply new cyber knowledge.
LC
How your organisation learns from incidents and near-misses.
CR
Your overall ability to keep operating through cyber disruption.
A guided bilingual questionnaire, one capability area at a time.
An immediate capability profile and an explanation of why you are at that stage.
A personalised improvement checklist you can download and act on.
About This Assessment
This Cyber Resilience Stage Assessment was developed as part of a doctoral research study at Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM). The assessment integrates the NIST Cyber Resiliency perspective and Dynamic Capabilities Theory to examine organisational cyber resilience capabilities. It is intended to support awareness and self-reflection regarding an organisation's cyber resilience capabilities and areas for improvement. It should not be considered a certification, audit or professional cybersecurity assessment.