A cybersecurity health check shows you in five minutes how well your small business covers the basics. Answer 15 plain questions and you get a score out of 100 and your three biggest gaps.

Zippie IT, a veteran-owned company in Meridian, Idaho, built this check from the habits that matter most for small businesses: strong sign-in, backups that work, updates, email protection and a plan for when something goes wrong.
What your cybersecurity health check score means
A score under 40 means several basic protections are missing. A score from 40 to 69 means you have some protections with gaps attackers look for. A score of 70 or more means your basics look solid, so keep them tested and reviewed.
This is a short self-check, not a security assessment. It cannot see your real settings. A free security review looks at who can get into your systems, how accounts and passwords are protected, whether software stays up to date, and the state of your backups, network and Wi-Fi.
Send us your results
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Frequently asked questions
Is the cybersecurity health check free?
Yes. It takes about five minutes and you do not need to give us any details to see your results.
Do you store my answers?
No. The score is worked out in your browser and nothing is sent unless you choose to send the summary to us through the form.
Is this a security assessment?
No. It is a short self-check of common basics. A real assessment looks at your actual systems and settings. See our free security review.
What should I fix first?
Multi-factor authentication, tested backups and prompt updates usually matter most. Your results list your own top three.
Can you help fix the gaps?
Yes. Our managed IT and cybersecurity services cover most of them, and you can ask for a free security review first.
