Assess and strengthen your cyber defenses with clear, actionable insights using Echelon's Cyber Posture Map.
Echelon's Cyber Posture Map is a structured approach to inventory and assess defensive security capabilities across the functions of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover, and Govern) and zero trust pillars (Application & Workload, Device, Network & Environment, Data, and User).
Our assessment provides a comprehensive view of your security controls, aligns to Zero Trust pillars, and helps you identify blind spots, overlap, and underperforming areas. With this foundation, we guide your organization through strategic improvements and smarter security investments.
Our Defensive Controls Assessment leverages the Cyber Posture Map and MITRE frameworks to provide a full-spectrum review of your security controls.
Key service elements include:
Define objectives, stakeholders, and timelines.
Collect control data and assess maturity across people, process, and technology.
Evaluate telemetry sources and detection coverage against MITRE ATT&CK.
Visualize defense capabilities using a custom matrix.
Provide a roadmap with prioritized recommendations.
Optional engineering support to implement best practices and close critical gaps.
A tailored Cyber Posture, mapping your existing controls
A Defensive Gap Report highlighting risks and inefficiencies
A Detection Coverage Report aligned to your unique threat profile
A prioritized Remediation Strategy for practical security improvements
Access to hands-on support from our cybersecurity engineers
These deliverables empower organizations to make data-driven decisions, rationalize security spending, and measurably increase resilience. For organizations seeking a broader risk management approach, these assessments pair seamlessly with our Governance, Risk, and Compliance expertise.
A structured framework to assess and visualize security controls across asset types and security functions.
Security leaders, CISOs, and organizations seeking to validate control coverage, reduce risk, and align to frameworks like NIST CSF and Zero Trust.
Unlike checklist-based reviews, we use a matrix-based visual model that incorporates people, processes, and technology to provide deeper, more actionable insights.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework, Zero Trust Architecture, and MITRE ATT&CK/DeTT&CT.
Yes, our cybersecurity engineers can guide or lead the implementation of remediation steps through advisory or managed services.