A quick cyber readiness check
What should your team
practise first?
Answer seven questions. Get a training priority, the reasoning behind it and practical next steps for your business.
Takes about 90 seconds
- No registration
- No personal participant data
- Immediate recommendation
A short check for initial guidance. Not legal advice, a technical security assessment or a formal assessment of whether NIS2 or the CRA applies.
Your training priorities
Your reason
What is your main reason for taking this check?
The key role
Who most needs to be able to make the right decisions?
Practical experience
When did you last practise real cyber decisions?
Think of a practical exercise, where participants had to make their own decisions, rather than just attend a presentation or briefing.
Evidence
What can you currently demonstrate about your training?
The incident
An employee reports a possible cyber incident. What happens next?
Generative AI
How is generative AI used in your business?
Select all that apply
Who needs clear evidence of your cybersecurity measures?
Please select an answer.
Our reasoning
Why this recommendation?
Your next steps
Four areas for action.
Four practical steps.
Run a short cyber drill and identify common mistakes.
Clearly assign responsibilities and approvals for critical decisions.
Practise reporting, deputies and the first 30 minutes of an incident.
Record participation, results and agreed follow-up actions in one place.
Next up
Keep clear records of progress
After the cyber drill, document who participated, which uncertainties emerged and which actions were agreed. This creates useful evidence for management, customers and assessments.
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