IT health self-check
Ten plain questions about backups, sign-ins and devices. Answer them without any technical help, and get a short report of where you stand and what to do first.
- Backups
- Restore tests
- Two-step sign-in
- Admin sign-ins
- Leavers
- Updates
- Passwords
- Incident plan
Answer ten questions
Answer yes, no or not sure. Not sure is a fine answer: finding out is often the first step. Your answers stay in your browser.
About this self-check
What it covers, and what it does not
A first look at the basics that decide how a small business gets through a bad day.
Why these ten questions?
They cover backups that have been tested, email that needs more than a password, administrator accounts someone can account for, and a plan for when a computer is lost. Each one is easier to put right before something goes wrong than after.
Why is there no score?
A single number hides the one gap that matters. The report lists each answer on its own and puts the most urgent gaps first, starting with the ones that lose data or let someone into your email.
What can it not tell you?
It only knows what you answer. It cannot see your computers, your backups or your Microsoft 365 settings. If you would like that checked properly, we can look at it with you.
Are the answers sent to you?
No. The report is written in your browser, and the self-check stores nothing and sends your answers nowhere, us included. The page shows no ads.
If you want help, Send us this report puts your answers into our contact form. Nothing reaches us until you send that form.
Read more
The guides behind the questions, and the work we do when you want it looked after.
A cybersecurity baseline for small businesses
The few controls that stop most of what goes wrong.
Read the guide GuideBackup and disaster recovery for South African businesses
What to back up, where to keep it, and how to know it works.
Read the guide ServiceManaged IT
Remote support first, on-site in George, with backups, threat detection and monitoring looked after.
See the serviceWant these fixed?
Send us the report, or tell us what worries you about your IT. We'll tell you plainly what it takes to fix, before any work starts.