How confident should you really be in your infrastructure security?

Most technical leaders don't have an infrastructure security problem they know about. The uncomfortable question is what they don't know about yet.

This 20-point scorecard identifies where your infrastructure security practices give you genuine confidence — and where assumptions, gaps or unclear ownership may be creating unnecessary risk. Score honestly: award a 2 when you're confident something does happen, not when it's supposed to.

7–9 minutes 20 questions, 5 sections Personalised result

Yes — we do this consistently & can prove it

Partly — exists, but with gaps

No / don't know

Answer all 20 questions to see your Infrastructure Security Confidence Score.

Your Result

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Where your confidence actually sits

Section scores out of 8 — this is usually more revealing than the total.

Your weakest area

questions scored No / Don't know — your Infrastructure Security Confidence Gap. These are the places confidence is currently based on assumption, not evidence.

Your three highest-priority gaps

Automatically pulled from your lowest-scoring answers. Fill these in while it's fresh — then print or save this page.

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What this assessment does — and doesn't — tell you. It gives you a fast way to challenge assumptions and identify areas that deserve deeper investigation. It does not prove your infrastructure is secure, and it is not a penetration test, vulnerability scan, compliance audit or formal security assessment. The goal is simpler: replace "I think we're covered" with a clearer view of where you have evidence, where you have uncertainty, and what deserves attention next.