MillerKnoll AI
Cyber / InfoSec

Cyber Maturity Index

TestDuncan Bocks

Scores MillerKnoll’s cybersecurity maturity against NIST CSF 2.0 — and predicts where it’s heading based on the active project portfolio.

Executive Summary

The story, in brief.

CMI gives the Information Security team a live, defensible read on cybersecurity maturity. Instead of a hand-assembled annual snapshot, it scores all five NIST CSF 2.0 categories from the active project portfolio, projects where the scores are heading, and produces the leadership report to match.

NIST CSF 2.0
The scoring framework
5 categories
Identify · Protect · Detect · Respond · Recover
Predictive
Trajectory modeled from the active portfolio
Leadership-ready
Reports + Outlook distribution
Architecture

How it’s built.

CMI reads the InfoSec project portfolio from Smartsheets to calculate current NIST CSF 2.0 scores across Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover — then projects how scores will change as active projects complete, recommends what to accelerate, and generates leadership-ready reports.

AI Leverage

What AI actually does here.

Smartsheets grounding
5 CSF categories

Portfolio → maturity score

Reads the live InfoSec project portfolio and computes a NIST CSF 2.0 score across all five categories — replacing a manual, subjective assessment with a repeatable one grounded in real work.

Forward-looking
projected scores

Predictive trajectory

Models how the maturity score will move as active projects complete, so leadership sees not just where they are but where the current plan takes them.

Leadership-ready output
exec summaries

Report generation

Assembles prioritized recommendations and an executive summary, then drafts the distribution email via Outlook — the last mile of turning analysis into action.

Collaborators

Built with the business, not for it.

Duncan Bocks
Information Security — business owner; defines the maturity picture the engine scores.
Michael Pietrangelo
Director, AI Enablement & Knowledge — AISE engineer.