Free tools for working out where your IT actually stands
Each of these answers one question, takes a couple of minutes, and gives you the result before asking anything of you. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
IT Health Check
Thirteen questions on the controls that decide whether a bad day stays a bad day.
Start itDowntime Cost Calculator
Put a number on what an outage costs you, using your figures rather than anyone else’s.
Start itManaged IT Fit Check
Ten questions on whether you have outgrown calling someone when it breaks.
Start itMicrosoft 365 Security Check
Twelve questions on the tenant settings that decide whether one stolen password becomes an incident.
Start itBackup Readiness Check
Twelve questions on the difference between having backups and being able to use them.
Start itEmployee Offboarding Checklist
Build a checklist for a departure in the order the steps actually need doing.
Start itHow these work, and why
Four things worth knowing before you start one.
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The result comes before the form
You see the whole answer without entering anything. Email is only for the written version, and that is optional.
- 02
Nothing you enter leaves your browser
The scoring runs on your own computer. No account, nothing transmitted, nothing stored.
- 03
Weighted, not counted
A missing backup and a missing device list are not the same finding, so they are not scored the same. No fear, and no fake precision.
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They stop where the paid work starts
These organise what you already know, and the result is yours to hand to whoever already looks after your IT. When you need an answer someone has actually verified, that is the Network Security Assessment.
Rather just ask someone?
If you would sooner describe the problem than answer questions about it, that works too. Fifteen minutes, no charge, and you talk to the person who would do the work.
Free, no obligation, and you talk directly with a senior engineer.