TrustMAPP pioneered the cybersecurity performance management category and remains the industry leader. With over a decade of benchmarking data, our solution empowers organizations to elevate their cybersecurity program management.
Cybersecurity benchmarking provides valuable insights into how your organization stacks up against peers and recognized industry standards. By leveraging this data, teams can refine their cybersecurity performance management practices and strengthen overall cybersecurity program management.
What is the MAPP Score?
The approach that TrustMAPP uses is based on the proprietary MAPP framework built for assessing and managing the maturity of information security programs.
MAPP is an acronym that stands for Maturity Assessment, Profile, and Plan (MAPP) and it is comprised of three (3) key parts:
- Maturity Assessment – Meaure the cybersecurity maturity of the organization by assessing against one or more security industry frameworks (such as ISO 27001, NIST 800-53, or NIST Cybersecurity Framework) and/or regulations (such as HIPAA). Assessment responses are then automatically scored to derive a cybersecurity maturity score for the organization.
- Profile – Review findings and recommendations for improvement. Report on and communicate assessment results. Obtain stakeholder buy-in to develop plans and projects to improve maturity gaps discovered in the assessment phase.
- Plan – Develop roadmaps, plans, and projects based on TrustMAPP’s built-in resource and budget estimates to address identified maturity gaps and build a stronger, more mature information security program.
With TrustMAPP, customers report on compliance, and maturity while identifying risk in a single assessment. The MAPP methodology has become the source of strategic value for security teams across North America.
Who Uses MAPP Scores and Industry-Specific Peer Benchmark
Security And Risk Teams
use MAPP Scores to understand exposure and hidden risk across business units
Third Party Risk Teams
use MAPP Scores to assess and manage risk across their vendor portfolio
Board of Directors
use MAPP Scores and Benchmarks to understand the performnce of cybersecurity programs
Regulatory Bodies
use MAPP Scores as they evaluate performance to compliance and policy requirements
Investors
use them to prioritize investments and evaluate risk in their portfolio
GRC Teams
leverage MAPP Scores to monitor the health of their policy and control landscape
Acquirers
use them to underwrite policies and assess risk across the portfolio
Customers
use MAPP Scores and reporting data to quickly understand the security posture of entities housing sensitive information