Free security check for your organisation
Answer 10 quick questions and get a score and a plain action list. It takes about two minutes, with no sign-up.
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The first conversation is free. These buttons open your own app with your score and gaps filled in, and nothing is sent until you press send.
Your answers stay in your browser. We don't save them or see them unless you choose to send us your result. This is a quick self-check for general guidance, not a security audit, so a high score doesn't prove your systems are safe.
Why we ask these questions
Two-step verification
A stolen password is one of the most common ways attackers get in. A second step stops most of those attempts.
Backups
A backup nobody has tested may not work on the day you need it, such as after ransomware or a failed disk.
Software updates
Attackers look for known holes in old software, and updates close them.
Scam awareness
Fake emails and WhatsApp messages can trick staff into sharing passwords or sending money.
Personal accounts
With shared logins you cannot tell who did what, and one leaked password can open several systems.
Incident plan
In the first hours, confusion can cost more than the attack. Early mistakes can also destroy the evidence you need.
Staff who leave
Old accounts are easy to forget, and they can stay open for months with nobody watching.
Limited access
If everyone can see everything, one hacked account can expose everything too.
Lost devices
A lost phone can hold company email, customer data and open sessions.
Security testing
You can only fix the problems you know about, and a test finds them before an attacker does.
Want to know for certain?
A self-check shows where to look. A risk assessment or penetration test shows what an attacker could really do.