How exposed is your business to a cyber incident?
The NetSys Group Self-Assessment gives you a fast, clear snapshot of your IT health. In just a few minutes, you'll uncover risks, highlight strengths, and get practical recommendations to improve your technology, security, and reliability.
Select the appropriate response for each question — your score updates automatically, and your result appears as soon as you’ve answered all seven.
1If your systems went down today, how quickly could you operate again?
2If an employee clicks a malicious link, what happens next?
3How confident are you that only authorized people can access your systems and data?
4Do you know the financial cost of downtime for your business?
5Who is responsible for security monitoring and response?
6When was the last time you trained staff to recognize phishing or fraud attempts?
7What happens if you are hit with ransomware?
Get your results & recommended next steps
Send us your score and a NetSys expert will follow up with practical recommendations — including your complimentary consultation.
Before you start
Is this cybersecurity assessment really free?
Yes. The seven questions and your score are free and appear instantly on this page — no payment details, no obligation. The follow-up consultation we offer is complimentary too.
Do I have to enter my email to see my score?
No. Your score and result band update live as you answer. You only add your name and email if you want a NetSys engineer to review your answers and send back specific recommendations.
What happens after I submit my results?
A NetSys engineer reads your seven answers — not a sales script — and follows up with practical next steps, plus a complimentary consultation if you want one. Your answers are used only for that follow-up, as described in our privacy policy.
How much can seven questions really tell you?
Enough to know whether to worry. The questions target the failure points behind most small-business incidents — untested recovery, loose access, nobody watching, untrained staff — so a low score is a reliable warning. A full engineering review of your environment is what turns the warning into a plan.