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The Compass Approach

Understand the role. Understand the person. Bring both into focus.

Select a compass section to explore.

Match Analysis

See how the person and the role fit together.

Bring both profiles together to understand alignment, recognize relevant strengths, and identify questions to explore.

Alignment
Where experience meets the role’s needs.
Relevant strengths
Capabilities that could add value.
Follow-up
Questions for the next conversation.
Explore the Match Analysis

See the hiring picture from three connected perspectives.

Role Profile

What the role needs.

Job capability mapIndustrial systems and safety: job 3; Network security and segmentation: job 4; Identity, access and remote connectivity: job 3; Asset and vulnerability management: job 3; Detection and security operations: job 3; Incident response and recovery: job 3; Security architecture and engineering: job 4; Risk, governance and program leadership: job 4; Five responsibility levels. Unknown means the responsibility scope has not been recorded.Industrial systems and safety: job 3/5Network security and segmentation: job 4/5Identity, access and remote connectivity: job 3/5Asset and vulnerability management: job 3/5Detection and security operations: job 3/5Incident response and recovery: job 3/5Security architecture and engineering: job 4/5Risk, governance and program leadership: job 4/5IndustrialsystemsNetworksecurityIdentity &accessAssets &vulnerabilitiesDetectionResponse &recoveryArchitectureRisk &governance12345
Job requirement

Unassessed: None. Missing evidence is not zero ability.

View responsibility levels by work area
Industrial systems and safety
Job requirement: Independent (3/5)
Network security and segmentation
Job requirement: Leads delivery (4/5)
Identity, access and remote connectivity
Job requirement: Independent (3/5)
Asset and vulnerability management
Job requirement: Independent (3/5)
Detection and security operations
Job requirement: Independent (3/5)
Incident response and recovery
Job requirement: Independent (3/5)
Security architecture and engineering
Job requirement: Leads delivery (4/5)
Risk, governance and program leadership
Job requirement: Leads delivery (4/5)
How to read the five levels and comparison

Each spoke is a work domain. Distance from the center describes the scope of responsibility recorded for that domain, not years of experience or a test score.

  1. Awareness: Recognizes the concepts with explicit supporting evidence. A topic mention alone is unassessed.
  2. Assisted: Performs tasks with guidance or supervision.
  3. Independent: Performs the work independently.
  4. Leads delivery: Leads a team or owns delivery of that work.
  5. Defines strategy: Sets organization-wide direction, standards or strategy.

The dashed outline, diamond markers and shaded area show the responsibility expected in each work area. They do not describe a candidate’s tested ability.

Unknown or unassessed domains have no plotted point. Incomplete series have no filled polygon. Confirm text-derived suggestions through discussion or assessment; a higher level does not automatically mean a better match.

1 Awareness · 2 Assisted · 3 Independent · 4 Leads delivery · 5 Defines strategy

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Candidate Profile

What the person brings.

Candidate capability mapIndustrial systems and safety: candidate 4; Network security and segmentation: candidate 4; Identity, access and remote connectivity: candidate 3; Asset and vulnerability management: candidate 4; Detection and security operations: candidate 3; Incident response and recovery: candidate 2; Security architecture and engineering: candidate 4; Risk, governance and program leadership: candidate 4; Five responsibility levels. Unknown means the responsibility scope has not been recorded.Industrial systems and safety: candidate 4/5Network security and segmentation: candidate 4/5Identity, access and remote connectivity: candidate 3/5Asset and vulnerability management: candidate 4/5Detection and security operations: candidate 3/5Incident response and recovery: candidate 2/5Security architecture and engineering: candidate 4/5Risk, governance and program leadership: candidate 4/5IndustrialsystemsNetworksecurityIdentity &accessAssets &vulnerabilitiesDetectionResponse &recoveryArchitectureRisk &governance12345
Candidate

Unassessed: None. Missing evidence is not zero ability.

View responsibility levels by work area
Industrial systems and safety
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)
Network security and segmentation
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)
Identity, access and remote connectivity
Candidate: Independent (3/5)
Asset and vulnerability management
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)
Detection and security operations
Candidate: Independent (3/5)
Incident response and recovery
Candidate: Assisted (2/5)
Security architecture and engineering
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)
Risk, governance and program leadership
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)
How to read the five levels and comparison

Each spoke is a work domain. Distance from the center describes the scope of responsibility recorded for that domain, not years of experience or a test score.

  1. Awareness: Recognizes the concepts with explicit supporting evidence. A topic mention alone is unassessed.
  2. Assisted: Performs tasks with guidance or supervision.
  3. Independent: Performs the work independently.
  4. Leads delivery: Leads a team or owns delivery of that work.
  5. Defines strategy: Sets organization-wide direction, standards or strategy.

The solid outline, round markers and shaded area show the responsibility described in the candidate’s experience. They do not establish tested ability or suitability for a role.

Unknown or unassessed domains have no plotted point. Incomplete series have no filled polygon. Confirm text-derived suggestions through discussion or assessment; a higher level does not automatically mean a better match.

1 Awareness · 2 Assisted · 3 Independent · 4 Leads delivery · 5 Defines strategy

Explore the Candidate Profile

Match Analysis

How they compare and what to explore next.

Candidate and job capability overlayIndustrial systems and safety: candidate 4; job 3; Network security and segmentation: candidate 4; job 4; Identity, access and remote connectivity: candidate 3; job 3; Asset and vulnerability management: candidate 4; job 3; Detection and security operations: candidate 3; job 3; Incident response and recovery: candidate 2; job 3; Security architecture and engineering: candidate 4; job 4; Risk, governance and program leadership: candidate 4; job 4; Five responsibility levels. Unknown means the responsibility scope has not been recorded.Industrial systems and safety: candidate 4/5Industrial systems and safety: job 3/5Network security and segmentation: candidate 4/5Network security and segmentation: job 4/5Identity, access and remote connectivity: candidate 3/5Identity, access and remote connectivity: job 3/5Asset and vulnerability management: candidate 4/5Asset and vulnerability management: job 3/5Detection and security operations: candidate 3/5Detection and security operations: job 3/5Incident response and recovery: candidate 2/5Incident response and recovery: job 3/5Security architecture and engineering: candidate 4/5Security architecture and engineering: job 4/5Risk, governance and program leadership: candidate 4/5Risk, governance and program leadership: job 4/5IndustrialsystemsNetworksecurityIdentity &accessAssets &vulnerabilitiesDetectionResponse &recoveryArchitectureRisk &governance12345
CandidateJob requirementNeeds follow-upRelative strengths

Unassessed: None. Missing evidence is not zero ability.

View responsibility levels by work area
Industrial systems and safety
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)Job requirement: Independent (3/5)Comparison: Relative strength
Network security and segmentation
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)Job requirement: Leads delivery (4/5)Comparison: Same responsibility level
Identity, access and remote connectivity
Candidate: Independent (3/5)Job requirement: Independent (3/5)Comparison: Same responsibility level
Asset and vulnerability management
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)Job requirement: Independent (3/5)Comparison: Relative strength
Detection and security operations
Candidate: Independent (3/5)Job requirement: Independent (3/5)Comparison: Same responsibility level
Incident response and recovery
Candidate: Assisted (2/5)Job requirement: Independent (3/5)Comparison: Needs follow-up
Security architecture and engineering
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)Job requirement: Leads delivery (4/5)Comparison: Same responsibility level
Risk, governance and program leadership
Candidate: Leads delivery (4/5)Job requirement: Leads delivery (4/5)Comparison: Same responsibility level
How to read the five levels and comparison

Each spoke is a work domain. Distance from the center describes the scope of responsibility recorded for that domain, not years of experience or a test score.

  1. Awareness: Recognizes the concepts with explicit supporting evidence. A topic mention alone is unassessed.
  2. Assisted: Performs tasks with guidance or supervision.
  3. Independent: Performs the work independently.
  4. Leads delivery: Leads a team or owns delivery of that work.
  5. Defines strategy: Sets organization-wide direction, standards or strategy.

Candidate experience uses a solid outline and round markers. Role requirements use a dashed outline and diamond markers. The shaded areas show each recorded responsibility profile. A dotted segment marks a relative strength where the candidate describes broader responsibility than the role requires; a solid segment marks a role expectation that needs follow-up. These comparisons do not establish competence or suitability for the role.

Unknown or unassessed domains have no plotted point. Incomplete series have no filled polygon. Confirm text-derived suggestions through discussion or assessment; a higher level does not automatically mean a better match.

1 Awareness · 2 Assisted · 3 Independent · 4 Leads delivery · 5 Defines strategy

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