Resources · the readiness kit
What we hand a customer
at the first meeting.
These are not marketing documents. They are the ones we work from: a checklist you can run today, a response-plan template you fill in and print, and a questionnaire you send a supplier before connecting them to your network.
- CHECKLIST
Ransomware readiness checklist
24 checks you can run today without buying anything. If you fail the first three, call us.
- TEMPLATE
Incident response plan template
Who decides, who notifies, and what happens in the first hour. Ready to fill in.
- TEMPLATE
Supplier security questionnaire
31 questions to send a supplier before connecting them to your network.
- GUIDE
What the insurer is asking for
The controls that appear in almost every cyber policy, and how to meet them.
Before you start.
We ran the checklist and failed a lot of it. Is that bad?
That is the average. The checklist exists to find gaps, not to score you. Fixing the first three matters more than fixing all the rest.
Does the template suit a small business?
Yes. It was written to be fillable in an hour, even at 20 staff, and to still be useful at three in the morning.
Will you call us after we download?
Only if you ask. The details are used to send the documents, and — if you asked for one — a short call.
Emergency line · 24/7/365
Under attack?
Do not shut anything down. Call.
Shutting a machine down wipes volatile memory — and part of the evidence with it. Disconnect from the network if you can, delete nothing, and call. A senior analyst is on the line within 15 minutes, customer or not.
08-691-4954