Self-check

Fifteen statements. Fifteen minutes.

Mark the statements that are true of your company today — honestly, not aspirationally. The point is not a good score. The point is to see where the gaps are before they find you.

Critical foundation

The minimum. Without these, a company stays exposed to loss of access and control.

Two-factor authentication is enabled on the main company email.
Backups are made at least once a week.
I could restore access to critical systems if I lost my phone.
I have a current list of everyone who holds access.
Passwords on key accounts have been changed within the last year.

Manageability

The point where processes leave the improvised stage and become partly controlled.

Every employee has their own work account rather than a shared one.
The company uses a password manager.
There is a written offboarding procedure.
Access is reviewed at least quarterly.
The business could be back at work within 24 hours.

Systematic maturity

The level where decisions become predictable and resilience is part of the foundation.

A risk map exists.
A responsibility matrix exists.
A full audit is carried out annually.
Backups are tested, not just reported as successful.
Every critical system has its own strong password.

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