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How mature is your crisis program?

A practical 5 to 10 minute self-assessment across 25 capabilities that drive how your organization handles disruption. The capabilities are structured around ISO 22361, the international guidance on crisis management, so the language matches what your auditors and your board already use.

Rate each statement on a 1 to 5 agreement scale. Complete all 25 and receive your results instantly: an overall maturity level, your strongest area, your biggest opportunity, and a visual breakdown you can put in front of your risk committee. It is free, with no account to create. Your result is never published, shared, or sold; see the privacy notice. An email address and an industry are required so the result can reach you. Your name, role, and organization are optional.

Take it solo or with your team. One person can complete it for their own perspective on the program. If you're running it as a group, have each leader fill it out independently first; comparing where you agree and disagree is where the real conversation starts.

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Your maturity result

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Your strongest area

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Your biggest opportunity

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Maturity across the five capabilities

A shape that's even on all sides is balanced. Indentations show where your program needs the most attention.

Phases, the arc of a crisis

PREPARE · anticipate, plan, and equip before a crisis hits.

RESPOND · activate, decide, and lead during a live crisis.

RECOVER · restore operations and rebuild trust afterward.

Cross-cutting, run across the program

GOVERN · authority, accountability, and strategic alignment.

ADAPT · learning, measuring, and improving over time.

By category

What this means

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The five-level maturity scale

What each score means at the program level.

Ad Hoc· Your level

No formal approach. Reactive, event-driven, people-dependent. Outcomes depend on individual heroics.

Developing· Your level

Some documentation and activity, but inconsistent across the enterprise. Coordination is relationship-based.

Defined· Your level

Standardized, documented, resourced, and practiced across critical areas. A professional baseline is in place.

Integrated· Your level

Cross-functional, measured, and integrated with enterprise risk and strategy. The board sees regular reporting.

Adaptive· Your level

Predictive, continuously improving, and embedded in culture and decision-making. The organization learns faster than it is disrupted.

Want a customized assessment for your organization?

This self-assessment is a starting point. The deeper version is a bespoke engagement built for your organization, with stakeholder interviews across your leadership team, evidence-based scoring of your program as it operates today, and a strategic roadmap designed to mature your crisis and resilience program over time. Built for your business, your risks, your context.

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Crisis Point Consulting · Maria Stone · Maria.Stone@crisis-point.com