What we deliver
A complete assessment showing exactly where your organization stands — and what to do next.
Overall Diakon Score
An index that consolidates your organization's adherence to the discipline standard. From 0 to 100, it answers: how aligned are your documentation and practices with what is expected?
Assessment by area
Each data management area receives its own score — with clear highlights of what is solid, what needs attention, and what is missing.
Prioritized recommendations
Not a generic "improve." Each item comes with a priority level and suggested timeline — you know what to tackle first.
Your documentation describes access granted by system — whoever enters a system sees every record in it. Sensitive and operational data currently get the same protection.
- Classify data by sensitivity before any technical change
- Grant access by data type, not by whole system
- Log and periodically review who accesses what
Who Diakon is for
Data governance coordinators
Responsible for implementing and maintaining practices — they need objective visibility into what works and what's missing.
Diakon turns scattered documents into a single, prioritized picture: on one screen you see which areas are consolidated, which need attention, and where to start — without relying on each team's perception. It's the map that guides next quarter's work plan.
CIOs and IT directors
Need to justify governance investments based on assessment, not impression. Diakon delivers the data that's missing in the boardroom.
Instead of defending budget with subjective arguments, you bring an objective index that's comparable over time — showing the progress between one assessment and the next. It's the difference between 'I think we need to invest' and 'here's where we stand, and what changes if we act.'
Compliance and internal audit teams
Need to know if the organization is ready for an external audit — before it happens.
Diakon works as a dress-rehearsal audit: it flags the documentation and practice gaps an external auditor would raise, with each finding anchored in your own material. You fix the weaknesses at your own pace, before they become a formal non-conformity.
Risk managers
Need to identify where lack of data governance exposes the organization to operational, regulatory, or reputational risk.
The assessment highlights exactly where fragile governance turns into concrete exposure — sensitive data without adequate control, missing retention rules, undefined accountability. Each risk comes with a priority indication, so you address what exposes the organization most, first.