Select your industry.
Find the controls attackers, auditors, insurers, and clients care about most. Choose your industry to surface the gaps that can become fines, downtime, lost contracts, or exposed private data.
8 questions
Focused control check
About 3 minutes
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Results report
Score, answers, and risk notes
Defense Contractors
Find contract-readiness gaps before primes, auditors, or federal programs do.
CPA Firms
Spot IRS, FTC, portal, backup, and client-data exposure before tax-season pressure hits.
Oil & Gas Operators
Check the controls protecting field uptime, partner money, royalty records, and production data.
Family Office & HNWI
Surface privacy, staff-access, device, and wire-fraud gaps before wealth becomes a target.
Law Firms
Identify escrow, ethics, insurance, vendor, and blackmail exposure before malpractice risk builds.
Medical Offices
Find HIPAA, EHR, backup, texting, phishing, and device gaps before patient records are exposed.
Government Contractors
Defense Contractors
Contract readiness has visible control gaps.
Safety score
5/8
You have built a foundation, but you have dangerous gaps that will cause a failed audit. With strict federal deadlines rapidly approaching, these unresolved items leave you exposed to compliance failures.
We will show you the exact 3 steps needed to bring your readiness up to a passing posture.
Your answers and risk notes
The Government Database Score
Government Contracting Officers are actively checking this database. If your company lacks a recently recorded (and valid) score, you can be automatically disqualified from bidding on new defense contracts or extending current ones.
The Written Security Blueprint
A written security plan is the very first document a government auditor will ask for. If it doesn't exist on paper, the government considers your cybersecurity non-existent.
CEO Personal Accountability
The Department of Justice now aggressively prosecutes defense executives who sign off on cybersecurity standards they haven't actually checked. Guesswork here carries heavy personal risk.
Financial Providers
CPA Firms
Client-data protections are critically exposed.
Safety score
3/8
Your firm faces an immediate risk of regulatory penalties and data breaches. Missing foundational items like a written security plan or mandatory multifactor authentication leaves your clients' identities entirely exposed. An IRS audit or single ransomware attack could effectively shut down your practice and prevent you from opening a new one.
Let's fix these critical gaps before tax season or an auditor catches them.
Your answers and risk notes
The IRS-Mandated Written Information Security Plan
Checking "Yes" on your IRS renewal without an accurate, annually reviewed WISP can lead to serious penalties or the loss of your ability to prepare returns after a taxpayer-data breach.
Client Portal MFA Enforcement
The IRS requires multifactor authentication for access to Personally Identifiable Information (PII) stored on the cloud. Furthermore, if multifactor authentication is optional, an employee or client using a weak or breached password can give a hacker instant access to view federally protected information such as social security numbers, bank routing numbers, and home addresses stored in your portal.
Email Protection
Accounting firms are prime targets for wire fraud. Without this lock in place, hackers can email your clients using your exact name and email address, demanding urgent wire transfers or tax payments.
Energy + Oil/Gas
Oil & Gas Operators
Operational controls appear mostly aligned.
Safety score
7/8
Excellent posture. Your firm is doing an outstanding job separating corporate liabilities from field assets and protecting high-value proprietary exploration data.
Cyber configurations drift as external contractors rotate. Let's do a quick 15-minute double-check to verify your perimeters remain perfectly airtight.
Your answers and risk notes
Multi-Million Dollar Partner Liability
As the designated Operator, you owe a fiduciary duty to your non-operating working interest partners. If an easily preventable ransomware attack freezes a field, partners can sue the operator to recoup their lost or deferred revenue.
Protecting Proprietary Well & Map Data
Rogue actors or competitors stealing proprietary geographic data can completely ruin a multi-million dollar leasing play. Your data is highly valuable on the black market.
The Federal 3-Day Emergency Clock
Under the federal government's critical infrastructure laws, waiting weeks for a full investigation to finish before reporting an attack can result in immediate federal enforcement actions and heavy corporate fines.
Family Offices
Family Office & HNWI
Private-wealth risk surfaces are critically exposed.
Safety score
4/8
The family's private lifestyle and financial assets are highly exposed. Missing critical protections like network separation or strict wire rules means a single compromised email could drain accounts or result in severe personal blackmail. Your office is highly vulnerable to targeted wealth attacks.
Let's quietly patch these critical gaps before the family's privacy or wealth is compromised.
Your answers and risk notes
The Verbal Wire Verification Rule
Email hijacking is a leading threat to family wealth. Attackers can monitor an email account for months, wait for a major transaction, and insert convincing payment instructions with altered routing details.
Separating Business from Home & Public Wi-Fi
An unsecured smart-home device, connected appliance, or yacht network can provide a path into a financial laptop that shares the same network.
The Digital Blackmail & Privacy Playbook
Backups cannot resolve an extortion crisis. A targeted threat to a family's reputation requires a coordinated plan for forensic response, legal strategy, communications, and recovery.
Legal Practices
Law Firms
Legal-practice controls show meaningful gaps.
Safety score
6/8
You have built a standard security foundation, but you have significant blind spots. Gaps in remote work device controls or a lack of external vendor oversight mean your practice remains an easy target for sophisticated invoice scams and targeted litigation file theft.
We'll show you the exact 3 steps needed to patch your remaining gaps and bring your firm to a flawless compliance score.
Your answers and risk notes
The Escrow & Payout Wire Rule
Law firms are prime targets for wire fraud. Attackers can monitor email for months, wait for a settlement or closing, and insert convincing payment instructions with altered routing details.
The ABA Confidentiality Requirements
If a breach occurs and the firm cannot document its reasonable safeguards, partners can face disciplinary scrutiny, reputational damage, and malpractice exposure.
The Cyber Insurance Claim Filter
A carrier may challenge coverage when controls represented on an insurance application are not actually enforced. One inadequately protected account or device can jeopardize a claim after a breach.
Medical Offices
Medical Offices
Patient-data controls appear mostly aligned.
Safety score
8/8
Excellent posture. Your clinic is doing an exceptional job securing patient charts, enforcing login protections, and satisfying strict federal compliance safeguards.
As new staff join or software updates rollout, security rules can drift. Let's do a quick, 15-minute check to ensure your clinic's patient records remain completely airtight.
Your answers and risk notes
The Written Government Security Audit
A missing or outdated risk assessment is a foundational compliance gap. After a breach, it can make it much harder to demonstrate that the practice identified and addressed foreseeable risks.
Medical Software Login Codes
Stolen healthcare credentials are highly valuable. A password-only account can let an attacker access or export a large volume of patient information before the practice detects the intrusion.
Patient Record Ransom & Blackmail
Backups can restore locked systems, but they cannot undo disclosure of patient records. A data-extortion event requires a coordinated forensic, legal, patient-notification, and communications response.
Government Contractors
Defense Contractors
Contract readiness has visible control gaps.
Safety score
5/8
You have built a foundation, but you have dangerous gaps that will cause a failed audit. With strict federal deadlines rapidly approaching, these unresolved items leave you exposed to compliance failures.
We will show you the exact 3 steps needed to bring your readiness up to a passing posture.
Your answers and risk notes
The Government Database Score
Government Contracting Officers are actively checking this database. If your company lacks a recently recorded (and valid) score, you can be automatically disqualified from bidding on new defense contracts or extending current ones.
The Written Security Blueprint
A written security plan is the very first document a government auditor will ask for. If it doesn't exist on paper, the government considers your cybersecurity non-existent.
CEO Personal Accountability
The Department of Justice now aggressively prosecutes defense executives who sign off on cybersecurity standards they haven't actually checked. Guesswork here carries heavy personal risk.