NCSR Non-Response Survey

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OMB Expiration Date: MM/DD/YYYY

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NCSR Non-Response Survey

This brief survey is intended to improve the value of Nationwide Cyber Security Review (NCSR). You’ve been selected to receive this survey based on your past NCSR participation. Thank you for taking the time to help us improve the process!

1. How would you categorize your organization?

   1. State

   2. State Agency

   3. Local Government

   4. Territory

   5. Tribal

   6. Other

2. Are you currently measuring your cybersecurity risk management?

   1. Yes (if yes, provide comment box to enter what)

   2. No (if no, provide comment box to list why not)

3. What frameworks are you using to currently measure your cybersecurity risk management? (comment box)

4. Why did your organization stop participating in the NCSR? (select all that apply)

   1. Time

   2. Resources

   3. Duplicate effort

      1. Comment box, if duplicate effort, please elaborate

   4. Did not hear about the NCSR opening

   5. Data from NCSR not of value (provide comment box to elaborate)

   6. Ease of use of NCSR platform

   7. Other (provide comment box)

5. Would you consider taking the NCSR again in the future?

   1. Yes

   2. No (if now, why not?)

6. Please list any additional comments on how we could improve the NCSR