Professional cybersecurity assessment tools built on authoritative NIST frameworks — free to use, no account required, data never leaves your browser.
NIST has published authoritative guidance for every aspect of cybersecurity risk management. The problem isn't the frameworks — it's working through them without spending a fortune or losing your mind.
Homegrown Excel templates can hold your scoring data, but they lack built-in gap analysis, maturity gauges, and comparative trend tracking. Every new engagement starts with reformatting the same spreadsheet. Version control falls apart. Sharing results requires manual cleanup. The framework logic lives in someone's head, not the tool.
Full GRC platforms cost thousands of dollars per year and require substantial onboarding before a single assessment can be run. They're built for compliance programs at scale — not for practitioners who need to perform a focused NIST CSF gap analysis or work through an RMF authorization package without a three-month implementation project.
Assessment data is often sensitive — system names, control gaps, unmitigated risks, authorization status. Uploading that data to a SaaS platform creates real questions about who has access, how it's stored, and what the vendor does with it. For organizations handling CUI, classified-adjacent information, or sensitive internal security posture data, that's a non-starter.
Generic risk tools summarize frameworks into high-level categories that lose the authoritative detail that makes NIST useful. The CSF's 106 subcategories, SP 800-53's control enhancements, SP 800-30's threat taxonomy — these structures exist for a reason. Tools that abstract them into simplified dropdown menus remove the substance without replacing it with anything.
Each tool is purpose-built for its framework — not a generic form wrapped in marketing. Free to use, with Pro features for practitioners who need to save, share, and report.
All assessment processing happens in your browser. Nothing is transmitted to a server, stored in a cloud database, or accessible to anyone but you. Your assessment data exists only within your current browser session — use Pro's JSON export to preserve your work between sessions on your own terms.
Every control, subcategory, and reference maps directly to the published NIST source document. The CSF tool covers all 106 subcategories across all 6 functions. The RMF tool walks every step of SP 800-37. There are no proprietary scoring models, no abstraction layers, no framework summaries — just the actual framework, in full.
Open any tool and start assessing immediately. There's no registration, no configuration, no onboarding email to wait for. All four tools are fully functional without any account. Pro subscribers sign in with the email they used for their purchase — no separate password or profile management required.
Pro subscribers can save point-in-time JSON snapshots of any assessment, import them to resume work in a future session, and compare maturity scores across multiple assessments over time. Export to formatted Excel workbooks or generate print-ready reports for stakeholder presentations and ATO package assembly.
Each tool covers its framework completely — from the broadest organizational functions down to individual control implementation details.
A Pro subscription unlocks import, JSON snapshots, Excel export, print/PDF reports, and trend analysis across all four tools — plus every new tool as it ships.