Assess your cybersecurity fundamentals
Review each control to generate a prioritized readiness snapshot. This tool supports planning; it does not replace a security audit or penetration test.
Passwords & accounts
Multi-factor authentication protects the primary business email account
Email access can be used to reset credentials across connected services.
Each staff member uses an individual account for business systems
Shared credentials weaken accountability and complicate access removal.
Backups
Business files and records are backed up on a schedule
Critical files, databases, and operational exports need a defined recovery path.
Your team tested a backup restoration during the last quarter
A backup is useful only when the required data can be restored.
Wi-Fi & network
Guest Wi-Fi is separate from staff, POS, and cameras
Guest traffic should not share access with operational or security devices.
Default router and switch passwords are changed
Default credentials are widely known and frequently targeted.
Website
Your website loads over HTTPS with a valid certificate
Secure transport protects submitted data and supports visitor trust.
Website software and dependencies follow a defined update process
Unmaintained components can expose known vulnerabilities.
Cameras & physical
Security camera microphones are disabled in your business
Audio-recording requirements vary by jurisdiction and operating context.
Default passwords on cameras and recorders are changed
Internet-connected devices with default credentials are routinely targeted.