Find out where you stand — before an insurer, auditor or attacker does.
Start with a free ten-minute self-assessment, or have our team review your network, computers, email and backups and hand you a written plan.
Cyber Readiness Snapshot
Answer plain-language questions about your business, email, computers, network and backups. You choose how deep to go, and "not sure" is a perfectly good answer.
Choose this if…
- You have a cyber-insurance application or renewal coming up
- You're not sure whether you meet your industry's rules (HIPAA, FTC Safeguards, PCI and others)
- You just had a scare — a phishing email, a strange login, a lost laptop
- You want a quick, honest picture before talking to anyone
What you get
- Readiness scores on screen straight away, with your top three gaps
- Automatic checks of your domain's public email-security settings
- The full report emailed to you
Full Cyber Readiness Assessment
Our technicians review your actual setup — network, firewall, computers, Microsoft 365 or Google, backups and user accounts — and compare it with what insurers and your industry expect.
Choose this if…
- You need answers you can put on an insurance application with confidence
- You handle health, legal, financial or donor information
- You're switching IT providers or have never had an outside review
What you get
- Findings in plain English, ranked by risk
- A phased plan with costs, so you can fix the important things first
- Nothing is scanned or tested until you approve it in writing
The Snapshot score is a preliminary readiness indicator based on your answers and public records. It is not an audit, a certification of compliance or a guarantee of insurance coverage.
Security is half the story.
BetterWay asks whether your technology is actually helping the business. Start from one link and answer either, in any order.
Questions
Yes. No cost and no obligation. If you'd like help with what it finds, you can ask for a full assessment at the end.
No. It only looks at public records for your email domain — the same lookups any email server makes. Anything deeper happens only in a full assessment you approve in writing.
Your domain lets us run the public email-security checks, and the full report is sent to that address so only you receive it.
No. It's a readiness indicator based on your answers. Compliance takes evidence, and coverage is your insurer's decision — a full assessment is how you get the evidence.