Free tools to assess your situation
Cyber check-up, FADP test, cost simulator: free, instant tools to gauge your company and know where to start.
7 tools available, free and with no sign-up
Your SME's cyber check-up
Twelve concrete questions, a score out of 100, and the three actions that would make the biggest difference for you.
Open the toolCan anyone send e-mails in your name?
Checks your domain's SPF, DKIM and DMARC protections. Most SMEs discover they are not protected.
Open the toolWhat an attacker sees of your company
The public information an attacker looks at first, and the configuration flaws visible from the outside.
Open the toolHas your password already been leaked?
Checks whether a password appears in known breaches, without it ever leaving your browser.
Open the toolIs your password strong?
Strength, estimated cracking time and detected weaknesses. Fully local calculation, no data transmitted.
Open the toolHow much would a cyberattack cost you?
An estimate built from your own situation, with every calculation assumption shown.
Open the toolCybersecurity glossary
Technical terms translated into a manager's language, without needless jargon. Instant search and a link to the article that goes deeper.
Open the toolIn preparation
- Am I concerned by the FADP? Five questions, a clear verdict, and the list of your actual obligations.
How these tools are designed
They are all free and require no sign-up. The result is displayed immediately, without leaving an e-mail address.
Calculations are done in your browser as much as possible: this is the case for the check-up, the password strength test and the cost simulator, where no data is transmitted. The three tools that must query external sources, e-mail verification, public exposure and the leak search, transmit only the strict minimum, and each page explains precisely what is exchanged.
These tools give you a starting point, not an audit. They assess the presence of visible measures and configurations, not the quality of their implementation. To go further, an examination of your actual infrastructure remains necessary.