Score your security posture across the domains that matter most for mid-market businesses, and walk away with a ranked list of what to fix first.
A structured self-assessment you can run in one sitting. For each question you mark Yes, Partial, or No. Yes means fully in place. Partial means somebody started it. No means it is a gap.
Use the results to prioritize remediation and to have an informed conversation with whoever advises you on security - us or anyone else.
The assessment walks the domains where mid-market gaps actually appear.
If you only answer three, make it these.
MFA is the first thing every cyber-insurance questionnaire asks about, and the control most often missing. The widely quoted 99.9% figure comes from a 2019 Microsoft post about automated attacks and is disputed - but the underlying point holds. If MFA is not enforced on Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, or VPN access, one phished password reaches everything.
Unpatched firewall firmware is one of the most common ways in. Vendors release security patches regularly, and outdated firmware leaves known holes on your perimeter.
Former employee accounts left active are a persistent gap. Immediate credential revocation across email, VPN, cloud apps, and network belongs on a written checklist.
Partial is not a failing grade. It is the most useful answer in the whole assessment, because it tells you where work already started and stalled.
Fix the High Risk gaps first regardless of how easy the Medium Risk ones look. Effort follows exposure.
Take the completed assessment into your next cyber insurance renewal or MSP review. It changes the conversation from opinions to a list.
Send the completed assessment and we will return written findings - free, independent, and the owner reads every one.