Cyber Resilience Scorecard
Eleven quick questions about backups, access, email, devices and incident readiness. You get a score out of 100, where you are strongest, and the one thing we would fix first.
Most cyberattacks on small firms aren't sophisticated - they exploit ordinary gaps like a missed update, a reused password, or a backup nobody ever tested. This 5-minute scorecard walks through the basics that actually matter for a 10-50 person professional-services firm: backups, access control, email security, device hygiene, and incident readiness. Answer honestly (not how it looks on paper, but how it really works day to day) and you'll get a score out of 100 with a clear next step for your firm.
11 questions
- If ransomware locked up your main server tomorrow, how confident are you that you could restore everything without paying anyone?
- Do your backups live somewhere separate from your main office network (cloud or offsite), so a single incident can't wipe out both?
- Does everyone at your firm need a second step (a code, an app, a prompt) to log into email, not just a password?
- Are staff required to use a password manager rather than reusing the same password across systems?
- Have your staff been through any phishing simulation or training in the last 12 months?
- If someone in your office received a suspicious invoice or password-reset email, would they know exactly what to do?
- Are laptops and PCs across your firm kept up to date automatically, or does it depend on someone remembering?
- If a laptop was lost or stolen tomorrow, is the data on it encrypted so it can't just be read off the drive?
- Do you have a written plan for what to do in the first hour of a suspected breach - who to call, what to shut down, who tells clients?
- Do you currently hold cyber insurance, and have you actually reviewed what it covers?
- What's the one cyber-related worry that actually keeps you up at night about your firm?
Answer these with us on a call: 1 (888) 897-3611.
Most cyberattacks on small firms aren't sophisticated - they exploit ordinary gaps like a missed update, a reused password, or a backup nobody ever tested. This 5-minute scorecard walks through the basics that actually matter for a 10-50 person professional-services firm: backups, access control, email security, device hygiene, and incident readiness. Answer honestly (not how it looks on paper, but how it really works day to day) and you'll get a score out of 100 with a clear next step for your firm.
Backups & RecoveryAccess Control & PasswordsEmail & Phishing DefenseDevices & Software UpdatesIncident Readiness
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