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Security · Question 1 of 12
Is multi-factor authentication (MFA) required on every employee email account?
MFA is the single biggest security improvement for SMBs. If even one account doesn't have it, an attacker can use it as a doorway.
Security · Question 2 of 12
When was your last cybersecurity assessment?
An assessment goes beyond "we have antivirus" — it actually reviews your firewall rules, email filtering, password policies, endpoint protection, and access controls.
Security · Question 3 of 12
How are employees trained on phishing and social engineering?
Backup & Recovery · Question 4 of 12
When was the last time you tested restoring from your backups?
An untested backup is a hope, not a backup. Most "backups" don't actually restore.
Backup & Recovery · Question 5 of 12
Where are your backups stored?
Patching & Maintenance · Question 6 of 12
How are operating system and software updates handled?
Support & Response · Question 7 of 12
When something breaks, what does the response process look like?
Identity & Access · Question 8 of 12
How are employee accounts handled when someone leaves?
Infrastructure · Question 9 of 12
How old are the workstations and servers your team uses every day?
Documentation · Question 10 of 12
Do you have current documentation of your IT environment?
Inventory of devices, network diagram, vendor list, admin credentials.
Compliance & Insurance · Question 11 of 12
Do you have cyber liability insurance, and have you reviewed the requirements recently?
Risk Awareness · Question 12 of 12
Has your business (or someone you know in your industry) been hit with ransomware, BEC, or a major breach?
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