Where to start with cybersecurity
A security testing checklist is a list of concrete actions, across technology, organization and people, that shows you where your company’s cybersecurity already holds up, and where it doesn’t. This one is free, and you can start using it today.
- Get started with cybersecurity, even without a technical background
- See an overview of the most important actions to take
- Check the boxes and see how well you’re already performing
What’s inside
From unsure to in control
Every action in the checklist falls under one of three topics. Here’s what to expect from each, and why it matters.
1
Technology
Secure your systems, code and infrastructure, from mandatory updates and encryption to firewalls, monitoring and penetration tests. This is usually where teams start, because the fixes are concrete and within IT’s own control.
2
Organization
Build security into how your company is run, like appointing a security officer, drafting an incident response plan, mapping the risks your suppliers bring, and reviewing your security posture every year at management level. Without this layer, technical fixes stay one-off instead of structural.
3
People
Reduce your biggest risk factor: human error. Training, phishing simulations and access management, explained without jargon, so every employee understands the why, not just the what.