## 8 Conclusions and Future Work
* [30] Cybersecurity maturity model for the Brazilian Federal Government Agencies
* [31] Cybersecurity workforce in railway: its maturity and awareness
* [32] Developing a cyber counterintelligence maturity model for developing countries
* [33] Development of Cyber Resilient Capability Maturity Model for Cloud Computing Services
* [34] Evaluating the Use of Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) for Cybersecurity Systems
* [35] Evaluation model of the access control domain of the ISO 27002 standard applied to the database management process
* [36] Incorporating Systems Thinking into a Cyber Resilience Maturity Model
* [37] Information and cybersecurity maturity models: a systematic literature review
* [38] Information security management systems--A maturity model based on ISO/IEC 27001
* [39] Information Security Maturity Model for Healthcare Organizations in the United States
* [40] Information Security Multiprofile Maturity Model (ISM3)
* [41] Information Systems Maturity Level Assessment using the HISMM Framework: Case Study of State Hospital in Jakarta  
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