If a customer's password leaked tonight, what would stop their account being emptied?
Account takeover shows up as support tickets, chargebacks and churn long before anyone calls it an incident. Sixteen questions across seven control areas, mapped to the fraud and identity control set anchored to NIST SP 800-63-4. You get the gaps, the evidence that would close them, and the full assessment to take next.
Ready to see where you stand?
You'll get a computed readiness indicator across Identity proofing, Authentication, Session & device security, Recovery & support abuse, Fraud signals & ownership, Payment & payout controls, Fraud incident response, the evidence that would answer each gap, and the full assessment to take next. Any critical gap is called out on its own, even when the overall score looks strong.
Assessment methodology: aligned to the My CISO Partner fraud, identity and account takeover control set, anchored to NIST SP 800-63-4 Digital Identity Guidelines with crosswalks to NIST CSF 2.0. It reports a readiness indicator based on your answers; it is not a prediction of fraud losses, a payment scheme compliance position or a regulatory determination.
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Enter your email to unlock your readiness indicator, domain scores, top gaps, the evidence that would close them and recommended next steps.
- Overall readiness indicator and tier
- 7 domain scores with the Fraud, identity and account takeover control set (NIST SP 800-63-4 anchored) mapping
- Your highest-priority gaps, critical ones flagged
- The evidence that would answer each gap
- Recommended next steps and an email copy
Your Fraud & Account Takeover Readiness Readiness Indicator
Executive summary
Domain scores
Weighted: Identity proofing 10% · Authentication 20% · Session & device security 10% · Recovery & support abuse 20% · Fraud signals & ownership 15% · Payment & payout controls 15% · Fraud incident response 10%. Expand a domain to see the contributing questions, your answers and the Fraud, identity and account takeover control set (NIST SP 800-63-4 anchored) references they map to.
Your highest-priority gaps
Evidence that would answer each gap
What an assessor, a customer or an auditor would ask to see. Having it is the difference between a readiness indicator and a verified result.
Recommended next steps
Assessment methodology: aligned to the My CISO Partner fraud, identity and account takeover control set, anchored to NIST SP 800-63-4 Digital Identity Guidelines with crosswalks to NIST CSF 2.0. It reports a readiness indicator based on your answers; it is not a prediction of fraud losses, a payment scheme compliance position or a regulatory determination.
Please note: This assessment provides a readiness indicator based on the information provided. It is not an audit, a certification, or a guarantee of security outcomes.
Recommended full assessment: Fraud, Identity & Account Takeover Readiness Assessment
Account takeover, payment fraud and synthetic identity are security problems that show up as customer-support tickets, chargebacks and churn long before anyone calls them an incident. Identity controls, session security, fraud signals and customer-facing recovery processes are rarely owned by one team. 30 minutes to scope. No obligation.