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Get help with an active IT outage or prepare with six free toolkits. Business continuity and incident response resources include a U.S. edition.
An incident is happening now
Email, cloud or ERP down? Coordinate the first steps with your team.
Your resultA situation overview with contacts, tasks and an exportable incident log. No technical system diagnosis.
IT Emergency Navigator
Prepare now so your team knows what to do during an IT outage.
Your resultA working foundation for your continuity handbook, ready to adapt to your responsibilities and processes.
In this toolkit
How can your team spot suspicious messages and report them?
Your resultA routine for checking suspicious messages, a reporting template and feedback on your own knowledge.
In this toolkit
Open individual tools
Who does what when a cyber incident is suspected?
Your resultIncident log and handover templates, plus a basis for coordinating with your team.
In this toolkit
Open individual tools
Which AI applications and data can employees use?
Your resultTemplates for internal AI rules and documented application approvals.
In this toolkit
How do you keep supplier access and reporting routes under control?
Your resultA supplier classification, documented gaps and next steps for procurement and IT.
In this toolkit
How do you protect accounts and revoke access that is no longer needed?
Your resultChecklists for secure accounts, recovery and revoking access that is no longer needed.
In this toolkit
Review your AI agent’s access, permissions and control boundaries — free, with no registration.
Your resultEight area results with next steps. Self-assessment, not a technical test.
In this check
For an active IT outage, the IT Emergency Navigator helps you organise the situation, contacts and next steps. Choose Business continuity for preparation, or Incident response for responsibilities and documentation during cyber incidents. The awareness and phishing tests help you assess your own knowledge. For suppliers, start with criticality, then review security measures, agreements and evidence. The Safe AI use and Secure accounts and access toolkits help you establish internal rules. Some individual checks are currently available only in German; these are labelled in the topic cards.
Depending on the tool, you receive a self-assessment with feedback, a classification with next steps, completed worksheets or an incident log. Results are based on your answers and the criteria described in the tool. They are working materials for your team, not an independent assessment of your systems or business. Each tool explains its methodology, storage and export options.
Additional professional support is useful when findings need technical investigation, measures need implementation, or legal and contractual questions need an authoritative assessment. During an active incident, involve your responsible IT team and specialist incident support where needed. If you need to manage responsibilities, approvals, evidence and deadlines across multiple teams on an ongoing basis, consider a dedicated management solution. These cyber tools support individual tasks; they do not replace technical investigation, individual legal advice or certification.
Open the relevant topic. The toolkit page contains templates, checks, practice cases and guidance. Choose a concrete next step and adapt the templates to your responsibilities and processes.
Templates, self-checks and practice cases marked as free can be used free of charge. Additional cyber drills are paid training products and are offered separately.
Yes. Link directly to the relevant toolkit page, for example from your intranet or internal guidance. Your team can then find the materials and accompanying instructions in one place.