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Cyber

Want to know where your cyber protection could be stronger? Check the everyday habits and safeguards your business has in place.

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About 5 to 7 mins

to complete

43

quick questions

6

areas covered

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What is it?

Cybersecurity is the protection of your business information, accounts, devices and systems against unauthorised access, misuse and disruption. It includes everyday habits as well as technology: controlling who can access payroll, checking unusual payment requests and keeping recovery copies of important files.

For owners and managers, the starting point is knowing what needs protecting and who is responsible. Strong sign in controls, timely updates, staff awareness and a workable response plan address different weaknesses; buying a security product does not replace those responsibilities.

Why it matters to your business

A compromised email account can expose customer information or make a false invoice look genuine. Lost access to scheduling software can interrupt appointments, while a missing recovery copy can turn a damaged laptop into a much larger operational problem.

Understanding these dependencies helps you prioritise practical improvements and decide when specialist help is needed. The cybersecurity readiness Selfie is a self assessment, not a technical security audit or proof that systems are secure. Urgent signs of compromise require operational response rather than waiting for an assessment result.

What your Selfie looks at

6 areas, one clear picture

Culture

Why it matters for cyber

How your people think and behave around security.

Governance

Why it matters for cyber

Policies, ownership and accountability.

Technology

Why it matters for cyber

Systems, devices and technical controls.

Process

Why it matters for cyber

Day-to-day ways of working that keep you safe.

Measures

Why it matters for cyber

How you monitor, test and improve.

Suppliers

Why it matters for cyber

Third-party risk and assurance.

From a few taps to a practical plan

  1. Step 1

    Tap through

    Answer Yes or Not yet to short, plain statements about how you work today.

  2. Step 2

    See where you stand

    Get a visual snapshot of your strengths and the gaps worth looking at first.

  3. Step 3

    Turn it into a plan

    Create a free account to turn your results into a prioritised Action Plan.

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For enterprise partners

Help your business customers move forward

Why businesses struggle with this topic

Banks, insurers, managed service providers and large purchasers often need smaller customers or suppliers to demonstrate basic security practices. Yet responsibility may be divided between an owner, an external IT provider and employees using personal devices or separate online accounts.

Evidence can be scattered across invoices, settings and informal assurances, with little capacity to interpret technical questionnaires. A policy document may describe a control without showing that it operates. Enterprise buyers therefore face a difficult distinction between missing evidence, misunderstood questions and weaknesses requiring immediate specialist attention.

Where enterprise support makes a difference

Banks, insurers and technology providers can sponsor accessible security education, targeted assessments and workshops on account access, payment verification and recovery preparation. They can also help customers identify which questions belong with their IT provider and when competent incident response support is needed.

Customers gain practical priorities and clearer responsibilities rather than another unexplained questionnaire. Sponsors gain a better basis for directing assistance and requesting appropriate evidence. Self assessment results should inform engagement, not replace technical assurance, establish actual exposure or serve as sufficient proof for underwriting decisions.

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