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Free Cyber Risk Assessment for SMEs

How secure is your business really?

Cyber threats continue to evolve, but many organisations still don't have a clear picture of their overall risk exposure. Our free Cyber Risk Check provides a quick and straightforward way to understand where your business stands.

By answering a series of simple questions, you'll receive an instant cyber risk score along with practical recommendations tailored to your responses.

Whether you're looking to improve your security posture, support Cyber Essentials certification, or simply gain confidence that key safeguards are in place, this assessment provides a valuable starting point.

What You'll Receive

An overall cyber risk score
A clear Red, Amber or Green rating
Personalised recommendations based on your answers
Priority actions to help reduce cyber risk
A better understanding of your organisation's current security position

Who Is It For?

Our Cyber Risk Check is designed for SMEs that want an easy way to evaluate their cyber security posture without needing specialist knowledge or lengthy consultancy engagements.

Get Your Results

Complete the assessment below, and our cyber security specialists will assess your score, review any potential vulnerabilities, and contact you with personalised guidance on the most effective next steps for your organisation.

Complete this form and we will contact you regarding your Cyber Risk Assessment.

Your name *

Email *

Who is responsible for cyber security in your business today? *

Do you have an up-to-date list of the devices, software and online services the business uses? *

Where are you with Cyber Essentials certification? *

How often do staff get cyber security awareness training? *

If someone gets a suspicious email or clicks a bad link, what happens? *

Is multi-factor authentication (MFA) switched on for email and cloud services? *

How do staff manage their passwords? *

Who has administrator access to key systems? *

When someone leaves, how quickly are their accounts and access removed? *

How quickly are security updates installed on computers, phones and software? *

Is anything running software that no longer receives security updates, such as Windows 10 or an old server? *

How are your companies devices protected against malware? *

If a laptop or phone is lost or stolen, what protects the data on it? *

How are your office network and remote access protected? *

How is your Wi-Fi set up? *

How is your important business data backed up? *

When did you last test restoring your business data from a backup? *

If ransomware hit tomorrow, would people know what to do? *

Do you currently have cyber insurance in place for your business? *

How do you handle requests to change supplier bank details or make urgent payments? *