Projectized Solutions LLC · Technology that keeps operations movingpsllcinfo@projectizedsolutions.com · 800-940-9285
Operational resilience starts with visibility

How ready is your technology to protect production and support growth?

Get an immediate, practical view of your IT, OT, cybersecurity, facilities and technology-management maturity—then see the highest-value opportunities to improve.

Start the assessment
10–12 min.30 questions across six operating domains. Your answers generate a tailored score, priority findings and recommended next steps.
What you receive

A business-focused technology snapshot.

This is more than a cyber checklist. It connects technology maturity to uptime, safety, productivity, recovery, capital planning and business continuity.

Protect productionIdentify conditions that could increase downtime, recovery time or operational disruption.
Reduce exposureSurface IT/OT, remote-access, lifecycle, physical-security and third-party risks.
Plan investmentTranslate gaps into sequenced, practical improvement opportunities.
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Answer candidly
Select the maturity level that best reflects current practice.
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Review tailored findings
Scoring weighs critical operational controls and your responses.
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Choose your next move
Use the roadmap internally or ask our team to help execute it.
How scoring works

Transparent weighted scoring

Each item’s impact weight is multiplied by the selected response value. The overall score is earned weighted points divided by applicable weighted points, rounded to the nearest whole number. The recommended operational target is 80/100; it is a planning benchmark, not a certification or guarantee.

Established100% of weight
Partially established50% of weight
Not established0% of weight
Unknown0% of weight
Not applicableExcluded from earned and available points

Priority controls: The label adds no separate score penalty; the displayed impact weight is the only score effect. Unmet or unknown priority controls appear ahead of nonpriority gaps in the findings. Use “Not applicable” only when the practice is genuinely outside your operations.

Assessment completion0 of 30 answered
Interactive assessment

Industrial Technology & Operational Resilience

All 30 assessment items are required. Choose “Unknown” when visibility itself is the gap.

Organization profile · optional unless requesting follow-up

Privacy at a glance: You may view your score without providing contact information. Without a follow-up request, scoring occurs locally and nothing is transmitted. With follow-up, the contact and organization details you provide, assessment responses, score, domain scores, priority findings, recommended actions and related improvement opportunities are sent to Projectized Solutions so our team can prepare a relevant discussion.

1. Asset, OT & Lifecycle Visibility · 20 points · target 80%

1. We maintain a current inventory of IT, operational technology (OT), network, building-control and connected production assets. Priority control
Impact weight: 5/5
2. Assets and production systems are classified by operational criticality and business impact.
Impact weight: 4/5
3. Every critical system has a named business owner, technical owner and support path.
Impact weight: 4/5
4. Age, warranty, support status, licenses and expected replacement windows are centrally tracked.
Impact weight: 4/5
5. Dependencies among IT, OT, utilities, facilities, cloud services and third parties are documented. Priority control
Impact weight: 3/5

2. Production Resilience & Recovery · 20 points · target 80%

6. Availability, downtime and recurring service interruptions are measured for critical technology systems.
Impact weight: 4/5
7. Single points of failure in connectivity, power, compute, controls and communications are identified and addressed. Priority control
Impact weight: 5/5
8. Critical configurations, applications and production data are backed up, protected and routinely recovery-tested. Priority control
Impact weight: 5/5
9. Documented recovery procedures define priorities, owners, dependencies and recovery objectives. Priority control
Impact weight: 4/5
10. Technology and production-recovery procedures are exercised at least annually and lessons are tracked.
Impact weight: 2/5

3. Cybersecurity & IT/OT Separation · 20 points · target 80%

11. Corporate IT, production OT, safety systems, vendors, guests and connected devices are appropriately segmented. Priority control
Impact weight: 5/5
12. Vendor and employee remote access uses approval, MFA, least privilege, time limits and session accountability. Priority control
Impact weight: 5/5
13. Privileged accounts are unique, protected, reviewed and removed promptly when no longer required. Priority control
Impact weight: 4/5
14. Security monitoring covers critical IT and OT events with defined alert ownership and escalation.
Impact weight: 3/5
15. A cyber incident-response plan addresses production isolation, safety, communications, evidence and recovery. Priority control
Impact weight: 3/5

4. Operations, Maintenance & Change · 20 points · target 80%

16. Central monitoring provides actionable alerts for network, server, endpoint, environmental and production-support systems.
Impact weight: 4/5
17. IT and OT patches and firmware follow risk-based review, testing, approval and maintenance-window procedures. Priority control
Impact weight: 4/5
18. Changes to critical systems are authorized, documented, tested and supported by rollback plans.
Impact weight: 4/5
19. Incidents and service requests are logged, prioritized by business impact and reviewed for recurring causes.
Impact weight: 4/5
20. Capacity and performance trends are reviewed before they affect production, warehousing or office operations.
Impact weight: 4/5

5. Facilities, Safety & Physical Systems · 20 points · target 80%

21. Critical rooms, cabinets, network closets and control assets have appropriate physical access controls. Priority control
Impact weight: 4/5
22. Video surveillance coverage, retention, health and response procedures align with current site risks.
Impact weight: 3/5
23. Temperature, moisture, smoke, power and other environmental conditions are monitored in critical technology spaces.
Impact weight: 4/5
24. UPS, generator and power-quality capabilities are maintained and tested against critical-system requirements. Priority control
Impact weight: 5/5
25. Facilities, safety, IT and operations coordinate ownership of connected building and physical-security systems.
Impact weight: 4/5

6. Governance, Vendors & Improvement · 20 points · target 80%

26. Documented technical standards guide network, cloud, endpoint, OT and connected-facility deployments.
Impact weight: 4/5
27. Technology vendors and service providers are risk-reviewed, have clear responsibilities and are periodically evaluated. Priority control
Impact weight: 4/5
28. Current diagrams, configurations, support contacts, procedures and contracts are available to authorized personnel.
Impact weight: 4/5
29. Leadership reviews a prioritized technology roadmap tied to risk, productivity, growth and capital planning.
Impact weight: 4/5
30. Leadership receives recurring metrics on service health, cybersecurity, lifecycle risk, projects and improvement progress.
Impact weight: 4/5
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