Cyber security can feel bigger than it needs to.
The difficult part is often not knowing what to do first.
The 15-Minute Business Security Check helps a business owner or manager look across ten practical areas, identify where attention may be needed and choose three priorities to work on first.
It is not an audit, certification or technical assessment. It is a simple starting point for better security decisions.
What you will do
01
Answer 10 questions
Think about how your business currently handles common security risks and responsibilities.
02
Choose 3 priorities
Identify the areas that deserve attention first rather than trying to fix everything at once.
03
Take sensible action
Use your priorities to decide what needs an owner, an action or a closer look.
The check looks across everyday business security.
Exposure · Email & phishing · Information & data · Access & passwords · Multi-factor authentication · Backups & recovery · Suppliers · Updates & patching · Fraud & payment requests · Incident response
You do not need to be a security specialist. The questions help you think about what is happening in your business today.
Who is it for?
The Security Check is designed primarily for small-business owners, directors and managers who want a practical way to understand where to focus first.
It can also help someone developing their security or GRC knowledge practise looking at security through a business-decision lens.
BOI PRINCIPLE
This is not about getting a perfect score.
It is about finding the next sensible action.
Get the free 15-Minute Business Security Check
Answer 10 straightforward questions to identify three security priorities for your business. No technical knowledge required. No complicated scoring. Just practical actions you can take next.
No payment required. Enter your email on the next page and we’ll send you the Security Check after you confirm your address.
What happens after the check?
Use your three priorities to explore the BOI Guides, understand the problem and decide what sensible action comes next.
Explore the Cyber Security Guides →
Don’t assume. Check.
