How to tackle a ransomware readiness self-assessment, with template | TechTarget

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Ransomware continues to be a major threat to all organizations. CISOs must prioritize conducting periodic ransomware readiness self-assessments and mitigating any issues identified during those assessments. CISOs can also use assessment results to educate board members and other executives about the organization's current state of ransomware readiness.

This article provides CISOs with advice on planning and conducting ransomware readiness self-assessments. It also offers a worksheet-style template that CISOs can fill out during a self-assessment.

How to tackle a ransomware readiness self-assessment

Numerous guides are publicly available for doing ransomware readiness self-assessments, such as the Ransomware Self-Assessment Tool from the Conference of State Bank Supervisors. However, these guides tend to focus on providing a set of questions for any organization to answer. They often don't provide a broad explanation of the self-assessment process or take into account an organization's unique situation.

Here are the basic steps your organization should follow...

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