Renewal quotes arrive without warning. Attackers get in through identity, not the firewall. AI tools spread across the business faster than anyone can govern them. The problem in every case is the same — nobody has a current, honest measure of where the organisation actually stands.
These assessments give you one. Pick the one that matches the problem in front of you. Every result is scored against how comparable enterprises perform, and it is yours to keep whether or not you ever speak to us.
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Four figures in.
One number out.
60-Second Renewal Exposure Calculator — Red Hat & VMware
The only tool on this page that doesn't score you. Enter four figures and it models what your Red Hat or VMware renewal is really costing you, against the reduction ratio we delivered for a global financial institution. You get a £ figure, not a rating.
Group 1 · Infrastructure, licensing & cost
Where the money is
quietly leaving.
Support renewals, virtualisation licensing, cloud consumption and IT operating models. Six checks for the estate you're already paying for.
Red Hat Exposure Score — powered by SUSE
How exposed you are to a costly Red Hat renewal or audit, and how close you are to a lower-cost, lower-risk alternative.
VMware Exposure Health Check — powered by SUSE
Where your VMware estate is most exposed to Broadcom's licensing changes, and what that's likely to cost at your next renewal.
VMware Exit Readiness Check — Paringa & SUSE
How ready your organisation actually is to leave VMware before your next Broadcom renewal — and what's still blocking the move.
Linux Infrastructure Health Check — powered by SUSE
A general read on your Linux estate's support position, patching discipline, and where hidden support-contract risk is sitting.
AI & Cloud Cost Check — powered by Atmoz
A quick read on shadow AI spend and ungoverned cloud usage — where costs are likely leaking, before they show up in a budget review.
IT Managed Services Readiness Check — powered by TruOffice
Whether your current IT support model can actually keep pace with your business — or is quietly costing you more than a managed alternative.
Group 2 · Cyber & identity
How a small compromise
becomes a public one.
Credentials, monitoring, third-party access and the agents now acting on your systems without a human in the loop. Three checks on how an intruder would actually get in.
The Silent Breach Score
Identity, data protection, monitoring, third-party risk and incident response — the five gaps that turn a small compromise into a public breach.
Identity Security Score — powered by Symania
How exposed your organisation is to phishing and credential-based attacks, and whether your current MFA would actually stop one.
Agentic AI Risk Check — powered by vCyberiz
Where autonomous AI agents are already touching your systems and data — and how much of that access is actually governed.
Group 3 · AI governance & data privacy
What your AI programme
can't currently prove.
Regulators are asking for evidence, not intent. Four checks on what you can defend today — what data your AI tools touch, what software is really running, and how far your governance sits from the standard you'll be measured against.
AI Data Privacy Risk Score — powered by Skyflow
Whether the personal data flowing through your AI and analytics tools is actually protected at the data level — or just behind a perimeter.
AI & Software Visibility Gap Score
What's actually running on your estate, who's licensed to use it, and where unmanaged software or AI tools are creating financial and legal exposure.
AI Governance Readiness Score — powered by CNS
A CBUAE-mapped read on your AI governance position, built for organisations operating under UAE and wider GCC regulatory requirements.
AI Governance Readiness Score — Databorn powered by Paringa
Where your AI programme stands against CBUAE guidance and Saudi PDPL, and how far you are from a defensible governance position.
What happens with your score
Your number.
Not our pitch.
Every assessment shows your score on screen before it asks you for anything. If you want the detailed breakdown emailed to you, you can have it. If you don't, close the tab — the result was still worth the sixty seconds.
A score that comes back clean is a good outcome. It means the problem is smaller than you feared and you can stop spending management attention on it. When it comes back badly, you'll know exactly which part to fix first.