Stop guessing what's next in your security program.
Follow the roadmap instead.
CyRoadmap turns A CISO Guide to Cyber Resilience — Debra Baker's practitioner playbook for building security programs that hold up under real pressure — into a working tracker: prioritized initiatives, plain-English risk scoring, and board-ready reporting, so you always know what to fix next and why. With AI accelerating how fast attackers can move, now more than ever you need to go beyond compliance.
Built from a CISO's playbook, not a compliance checklist. Set up your tracker — see your gaps — decide what's next.
📄 See a Sample Roadmap (PDF) →
“Compliance does not equal security. It did not when I was in industry, and it does not from my seat where I am today.”
A ranked list of what matters next
Every initiative gets scored — Likelihood × Impact — so you're working the highest-risk gaps first instead of whatever's loudest this week.
The methodology from A CISO Guide to Cyber Resilience
Not a generic template. The roadmap's structure comes directly from Debra Baker's published framework for building resilient programs from the ground up.
Reporting your leadership will actually read
Trend charts, framework coverage, and top-gap summaries export straight to board-deck slides — no manual slide-building required.
A CISO Guide to Cyber Resilience
By Debra Baker, published by Packt — the practitioner's guide CyRoadmap is built on.
Drowning in vendor security questionnaires?
VendorEasyFill drafts answers to vendor questionnaires from your own policies, so a 10–40 hour task takes minutes to review instead.
GovRoadmap maps the same methodology to federal maturity models
Same gap-grounded engine as CyRoadmap, mapped to NIST, ISO 9001, and ISO/IEC 17025 instead of commercial frameworks.
SamOpp scouts SAM.gov opportunities for you
Filters by your NAICS codes and set-aside eligibility, ranks the best matches, and helps you draft the proposal.
