Know where you stand.
Know what comes next.

A clearer picture of your security.

When you rely on email, computers, online accounts and important files, it can be difficult to know whether the basics are covered. A Cyber Security Check-Up gives you a structured way to find out.

Josh visits your home or business and uses a purpose-built assessment toolkit to review the areas we agree on. We document what we can check, identify potential weaknesses and explain the findings in everyday language.

What could we check?

The review is tailored to your environment. These are possible areas, rather than a promise that every item is included in every visit.

• Windows security settings, updates and device protection.
• Account sign-in protection, password habits and two-factor authentication.
• Email and supported cloud service settings, including relevant Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace accounts.
• Home or business Wi-Fi and accessible router settings.
• Backups, recovery arrangements and an agreed file-recovery test.
• Common scam exposure and practical security habits.

Your report. Your next steps.

Where your package includes reporting, you receive a professional written report covering what we checked, what’s looking good, what needs attention and which actions should come first.

The value is clarity: recommendations you can understand and decisions you can make. A finding may call for a simple setting change, a review with your existing IT provider or separately agreed assistance.

Fictional example, for illustration only. Actual report content depends on your agreed package.

A review, with clear boundaries.

This is a point-in-time assessment. It is not a formal certified audit, penetration test, security certification or ongoing monitoring service. It cannot guarantee that systems are completely secure or detect every threat.

Scope depends on your devices, access permissions, available information and the service agreed upon. We discuss limits and any changes before proceeding. You remain in control of your accounts and enter your own credentials.