Identity Security Maturity Assessment
Is your program AI-ready?
10-questions, 10 minutes to evaluate your human and non-human identity posture and receive tailored, actionable recommendations.
No preparation is required.
Uncover your Horizon score instantly.
Identify critical AI agent blind spots.
Share results with key stakeholders.
Why take the assessment
Benchmark against AI leaders
Moving at AI speed requires clarity, not assumptions. This assessment maps your program to the Horizons model, evaluating your readiness across both human and autonomous identities, so you can prioritize investment where it matters most.
Maturity framework
Understanding the 5 Horizons of Identity Security
The Horizons framework reveals how effectively access is governed for every identity—human, machine, and AI agent—across your enterprise. Global research shows organizations map to one of five horizons, from fragmented to autonomous and self-governing.
- At Horizon 1, the lowest maturity, identity is fragmented and manual, agents operate largely ungoverned.
- Horizon 2 organizations run centralized Identity and Access Management, but stay ticket-driven, agentic maturity remains nascent.
- At Horizon 3, repeatable processes are the norm for human and non-humans, with centralized inventory and visibility becoming common.
- Horizon 4 organizations use dynamic, just-in-time access across nearly all identities, tied to automated threat response.
- At Horizon 5, a self-governing fabric lets autonomous “guardian” agents monitor peers and collaborate securely.
How we assess maturity
Pillars of a strong identity program
Your results are based on five criteria: strategy, operating model, talent, technical confidence, and technical capabilities – evaluated across both human and non-human identities. Each question maps to these criteria to determine your horizon level and highlight strengths, gaps, and next steps to close the AI velocity gap.
Strategy
Understood and aligned
Assesses whether an organization-wide identity strategy exists for both human and non-human identities, is understood, adopted, and aligns to business priorities. Signals include whether it is a defensive afterthought or a pillar of enterprise AI and innovation strategy.
