Answer ten quick questions for a practical read on your likely IT, cybersecurity, backup, compliance, and support priorities — then send the results for a custom next-step plan.
Answer these quick questions to get a practical read on your likely IT, cybersecurity, backup, compliance, and support needs. No jargon, no pressure.
1. Do all staff use multi-factor authentication on email and important business apps?
MFA is one of the fastest ways to reduce account takeover risk.
2. Are administrator accounts limited, documented, and separate from daily-use accounts?
Admin accounts can change settings, reset passwords, and access sensitive systems.
3. Are critical files, email, and business systems backed up automatically and monitored?
Backups should cover the systems your business cannot operate without.
4. Have you successfully tested a restore from backup in the last 12 months?
A backup is only proven when you know it can restore usable data.
5. Are all company devices patched, protected, and centrally managed?
Unmanaged laptops and desktops are common entry points for attackers.
6. Do you have email protections such as filtering, external sender warnings, and forwarding-rule reviews?
Email is still the most common path for phishing and fraud.
7. Do you remove former employee and vendor access the same day access is no longer needed?
Old accounts and shared passwords create quiet, avoidable risk.
8. Do you have a written incident response plan with who to call and what to do first?
A simple plan reduces confusion during ransomware, fraud, or account compromise.
9. Do you handle regulated or sensitive data such as health, financial, tax, legal, or client records?
Sensitive data may raise expectations for documentation, controls, and review.
10. Can you confidently answer cyber insurance questions about MFA, backups, endpoint protection, and response planning?
Insurance applications increasingly ask for specific, provable controls.
Answer all questions to unlock your snapshot.