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Security culture assessment

Technology stops most attacks; the rest are stopped (or let through) by your people. Measure where you stand.

Training

Everyone receives security training when they join. ISO 27001 A.6.3

There is at least one yearly refresher for all staff, with attendance recorded. ISO 27001 A.6.3

Executives, finance and IT get role-specific content for the attacks they face (CEO fraud, bank account changes, credentials). Por rol

Practice and drills

Phishing simulations run at least every two months, with different scenarios. Simulación

Click rate and report rate are measured for each simulation and compared over time. Métricas

Whoever falls for a simulation gets immediate coaching, not punishment. Refuerzo

Simulations include SMS and voice calls, not just email. Canales

Reporting and response

There is a clear button or channel to report suspicious emails and everyone knows it. Canal

Reporters get a same-day answer and public thanks when they prevent an attack. Respuesta

People report their own mistakes (I clicked, I entered my password) without fear of penalties. Sin miedo

Leadership and rules

Management takes part in training and simulations like everyone else. Ejemplo

There are short written policies (acceptable use, passwords, AI use) that everyone signed. Políticas

Security shows up in internal communication all year (newsletters, boards, meetings), not just in training. Comunicación

You can show an auditor attendance, simulation results and an improvement plan for the past year. Evidencias

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Password generator and strength checker

Generate a strong password in one click, or type yours to see how long it would hold. Nothing leaves your browser.

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Was I hacked? Guided check

Tick what is happening to you. At the end you get the risk level and the steps in order, based on your answers.

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Domain security checker

Passive checks only (DNS, TLS and HTTP headers), the same ones any mail server or browser performs. Graded A to F.

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What is my IP?

This is the address your connection uses on the internet, and what a site sees when you visit.

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ISO 27001 self-assessment

Answer about what exists and works today, not what is planned. It is the short version of the GAP assessment we run with our clients.

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ISO 42001 self-assessment (AI governance)

ISO/IEC 42001 is the certifiable standard for managing artificial intelligence. Answer about what exists and works in your company today.

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Shadow AI checklist

Shadow AI is the AI your team uses without the company knowing or controlling it. Measure how much there is and where the risk is.

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AI system risk classifier

Pick what you use AI for and where you operate. We show the risk level and the obligations that would apply. Guidance only, not legal advice.

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AI acceptable use policy generator

Fill in the details and get an AI acceptable use policy ready to review with your legal team. It is built in your browser.

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Pentest scope builder

Define in 2 minutes what your penetration test must cover. The result is the scope any serious vendor would ask for; we quote from it.

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Ransomware readiness assessment

Answer about what exists and is tested today. If you get encrypted tomorrow, do you recover or pay?

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DMARC, SPF and DKIM checker

Without SPF, DKIM and DMARC anyone can send email in your company's name. Check all three records for your domain.

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DMARC and SPF record generator

Build the SPF with your email providers and the DMARC with the policy you want, then publish them in your DNS.

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HTTP security headers checker

Security headers protect your site's visitors. See which ones you send and which are missing.

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Password policy generator

Fill in the details and get a password policy ready to review and publish. It is built in your browser.

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Information security policy generator

The policy management signs and every other policy hangs from. Pick your sector and controls and get it ready to review.

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Microsoft 365 security assessment

Microsoft 365 ships the controls; almost nobody turns them all on. Answer about your tenant and see what is missing.

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SLA uptime calculator

A '99.9%' sounds nearly perfect. See how much downtime it allows and compare levels before signing or promising an SLA.

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RTO, RPO and downtime cost calculator

Enter your numbers: the result is the cost of your last outage and the targets a continuity plan should set.

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Help desk cost per ticket

With five numbers you already have, you will know whether your support is expensive, overloaded or both.

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CVSS 3.1 calculator

Pick each metric and see the score instantly. The same formula we use in our pentest reports.

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IPv4 subnet calculator

Enter an IP and its prefix. You can also split the network into equal subnets for VLANs or segmentation.

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Cloud speed test

Not your ISP's test: it measures the real path to a server in Europe, like when you use Microsoft 365, a VPN or a cloud system. Close downloads and video calls before measuring.

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Email header analyzer

Ideal for that email “from the boss” or “from the bank” that doesn't add up. Everything is analyzed in your browser.

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Phishing simulator: would you have fallen for it?

Attacks on companies almost always start with a message like these. Two minutes, no sign-up.

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DNS, MX and blacklist lookup

The tool we use when “the email never arrives”: it shows what other servers see of your domain and why they might reject it.

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SSL/TLS certificate checker

An expired certificate takes down your website, email and your customers' trust the same day. Check it in seconds.

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