Your gaps against the role
Named skills, not a score out of ten.
Skills gap assessment
See exactly which skills you need for your target role — and what to close first.
The short answer
The cybersecurity skills assessment is a free tool that compares what you can do today against what a specific role actually requires, and shows you the gap. You choose a target role, answer questions about your experience, and get back a report setting out the skills you already have, the ones you are missing, and which to close first.
It answers a different question from the career assessment. That one tells you which role suits you; this one tells you what stands between you and a role you have already chosen. Most people use them in that order.
Four steps
A few minutes in, a specific plan out.
Named skills, not a score out of ten.
What already counts, including from outside security.
Priority order, so you are not learning everything at once.
The next step
A gap report on its own is just information. What makes it useful is the two things that follow it: closing the gap, and being able to show that you have.
Your report points at the training that addresses the specific skills you are missing, rather than a general course catalogue.
Explore training
Verified skills land in your Skills Wallet, where employers and the matching engine can both see them.
Explore the Skills Wallet
The growth planner turns the report into goals and milestones you can track over months rather than days.
Build your growth plan
If you already know the role you want, start here. If you do not, start with the career assessment and come back once you have a target.
Frequently asked questions
What the tool does, what you get, and how it fits with the rest of the suite.
Start here
Not a score, not a label — a named list of the skills you are missing and the order to close them in.