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CBN Baseline Roadmap Sprint

A focused 2-3 week engagement that helps financial institutions identify cybersecurity baseline gaps, prepare a board-ready roadmap, and move toward CBN-ready documentation.

Microfinance banks Fintechs Risk and compliance leaders
The problem

Most institutions know the requirement matters. Fewer have a board-ready path.

The real challenge is not awareness. It is turning baseline expectations into evidence, ownership, milestones, and a roadmap leadership can approve and teams can execute.

Scattered evidence

Policies, vendor controls, monitoring processes, and reporting artefacts often exist in fragments rather than a coherent readiness pack.

Unclear ownership

Compliance, risk, technology, operations, and executive leadership all touch the baseline, but the execution path is rarely assigned cleanly.

Board pressure

Leadership needs a practical roadmap with priorities, timing, cost logic, and sign-off language. A generic gap report is not enough.

Fast first step

Download the 12-Standard Self-Assessment Checklist.

Use the checklist to identify where your institution may need deeper review before a roadmap, submission pack, or implementation plan is created.

  • Quickly surface baseline readiness gaps across the 12 standard areas.
  • Clarify what should be escalated to management or the board.
  • Decide whether a focused roadmap sprint is the right next step.

Get the checklist

Complete the form to unlock the checklist and route your request to Klavent.

Checklist unlocked.

The checklist link is ready below. Klavent has also received your request.

Sprint deliverables

What the 2-3 week sprint produces.

Gap assessment

Current-state view against baseline expectations, with gaps grouped by evidence, process, ownership, and implementation risk.

Roadmap

Board-ready roadmap with priorities, milestones, owners, and sequencing that leadership can approve.

Submission pack

Structured documentation pack that helps the institution move toward CBN-ready evidence and governance sign-off.

Implementation plan

Practical workplan for closing gaps after the sprint, including dependencies and decision points.

Executive summary

Clear leadership narrative for the compliance, risk, technology, and executive stakeholders who need to align.

Readiness call

A 30-minute review path to decide whether a sprint, narrower diagnostic, or broader implementation engagement is right.

Process

Simple enough to start quickly. Structured enough to survive scrutiny.

1

Assess readiness

Review current baseline posture, available artefacts, owner map, and immediate exposure areas.

2

Build the pack

Turn findings into a roadmap, submission pack, implementation plan, and executive summary.

3

Review and move

Walk leadership through the path, confirm sign-off needs, and define the next implementation step.

Clement Omodele, founder of Klavent
Why Klavent

Compliance advisory with implementation discipline.

Klavent sits at the intersection of regulatory readiness, financial technology, and execution systems. The work is designed to be board-clear, implementation-aware, and evidence-oriented.

Our proof base includes AML/KYC readiness, transaction monitoring workflows, board-ready reporting, and automation pipelines built for regulated financial environments.

See proof of work
FAQ

Common buyer questions.

Is this a full implementation?

No. The sprint creates the assessment, roadmap, submission-ready pack, and implementation plan. Follow-on implementation can be scoped after leadership review.

Do we need the final checklist before contacting Klavent?

No. The checklist is a first filter. A readiness call helps determine whether a sprint or narrower diagnostic is the right next step.

Who should join the readiness call?

Compliance, risk, technology, operations, or executive owners accountable for the institution's CBN readiness path.

Move from concern to roadmap

Start with the checklist, then decide the sprint.

The fastest path is to assess what is already in place, identify where deeper review is needed, and determine whether a 2-3 week roadmap sprint is justified.