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Cybersecurity Risk Assessment.
Find your gaps
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Take our free cybersecurity risk assessment: 16 plain-language questions for small and midsize businesses in Naples, Fort Myers and Miami. Get a score, a breakdown by area and your top 3 fixes. Nothing is stored.
Risk Self-Assessment
Check your cybersecurity risk.
Fix what matters first.
Answer Yes, Partly, No or Not sure for each question. Be honest: “Not sure” counts as a gap, because an unknown is worth checking. When you finish, print your results or send them to us for a free review.
What is a cybersecurity risk assessment?
A cybersecurity risk assessment looks at how your business could be attacked, how likely that is, and what it would cost you in downtime, data and money. It covers people and process as well as technology: who can log in to what, how devices get updated, whether backups can actually be restored, and what happens in the first hour of an incident.
This self-check covers the controls that matter most for small businesses, so you know where to start. It is not a full audit: a professional assessment also looks at your real settings, logs and network, which is where many surprises turn up.
What attackers actually do to small businesses
Attacks on small businesses are rarely sophisticated. They usually start with a phishing email or text that steals a password, an account without multi-factor authentication, or a remote desktop connection left open to the internet. From there, criminals read your email to redirect invoice payments (business email compromise), or deploy ransomware that locks your files and backups and then demand payment. The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center tracks these crimes every year in its IC3 annual report.
What a professional assessment from FLTECHS adds
Our team checks what a self-check can’t: Microsoft 365 and firewall settings, which devices are missing updates, whether backups really restore, and who actually has admin rights. You get a plain-English report with priorities. We can fix the gaps for you, or work alongside your in-house IT through co-managed IT. The first consult is free: on-site in Naples and Collier County, remote first for Fort Myers and Miami-Dade, with on-site visits when needed. See our cybersecurity services and business continuity planning.
How to read your score
85 and above is Strong: keep reviewing. 65 to 84 means Some gaps: a few important fixes. 40 to 64 is At risk: several core protections are missing or unconfirmed. Below 40 is High risk. The area bars show where you are weakest, and your top 3 fixes are chosen from your answers, weighted toward the controls that stop the most common attacks: MFA, patching, monitored endpoint protection, backups and remote access.
How often should a small business do a risk assessment?
At least once a year, and again after big changes: a new office, a new line-of-business app, a move to the cloud, a merger or a security incident. Cyber insurance applications ask many of the same questions at every renewal, so a yearly review also makes renewals easier.
Is this assessment really free and private?
Yes. The questions and scoring run entirely in your browser, and nothing is stored. FLTECHS only sees your results if you press “Send my results to FLTECHS”, which fills in our contact form so you can review the message before you send it.
What does a professional cybersecurity assessment cost?
It depends on the number of users, devices and locations, and on whether you need a one-time review or ongoing monitoring and support. The first consult is free, and we’ll tell you what is worth checking before any work begins.
We’re a medical or dental practice. Is there a HIPAA version?
Yes. Our HIPAA risk assessment adds questions on the Security Risk Analysis, Business Associate Agreements, unique logins, audit logs and sending PHI securely. It is a quick self-check, not a compliance determination or legal advice.