Simulator
Your IT: what risks are you exposed to?
Poorly managed IT costs you in two ways. Day to day, in outages and slowdowns that waste the whole team’s time. And one day, in an attack or a problem that locks up your computers for several days.
Answer eight questions with yes, no or I don’t know. We put a figure on what you risk, based on your headcount and revenue.
1 · Day to day
IT management
What gets a problem fixed quickly, or keeps it from happening.
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Is a problem picked up in under an hour?
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Are your computers monitored and updated without you having to ask?
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Is a departing employee’s access cut off the same day?
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Do you yourself hold the admin access to your tools?
2 · In the event of an attack
Cybersecurity
What prevents an attack, or limits the damage.
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Does every computer have an antivirus monitored by a professional?
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Do you need a code in addition to your password to open your email?
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Is your data backed up outside Microsoft or Google, with restores tested?
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Can your teams spot a fake email or fake bank details?
0 answers out of 8
Your exposure
A normal year
A bad year
An indicative estimate, based on average assumptions you can change further down. It is neither an audit nor a quote.
Time given back to your team
Fewer outages and slowdowns mean more time you can spend on:
- Your clients
- Core projects
- Business development
The detail, risk by risk
The assumptions behind the calculation, for you to adjust
“I don’t know” counts as a no. No figure on this page is a client average: these are starting assumptions, to be replaced with your own. A normal year counts outages and slowdowns. A bad year adds an attack that locks up your computers. The level of a risk depends on how many protections are missing: none, low; one, moderate; two or more, high.