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Free & Confidential Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

Discover where your business is vulnerable and take proactive steps to secure your systems from cyber threats.

 

Whether you’re protecting electronic health records (EHRs) in healthcare, securing SCADA systems in manufacturing, or safeguarding sensitive financial data in accounting, our expert assessment identifies risks specific to your industry.

 

Take the first step toward securing your organization’s data and ensuring compliance with Ohio’s trusted cybersecurity partner.

How Our Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Works

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Step 1:
Schedule a 15-Minute Discovery Call
We’ll discuss your business needs and how the assessment can help.
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Step 2:
Get a Comprehensive Risk Assessment
We evaluate your systems, looking for weaknesses and potential threats.
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Step 3:
Review Our Actionable Report
We provide you with a detailed analysis and recommendations to improve your security.

What You’ll Learn from the Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

  • Dark Web Exposure: Gain insights into whether your business credentials, such as email accounts, passwords, or sensitive customer data, are being sold or shared on the dark web. For healthcare organizations, this could mean leaked patient records that violate HIPAA. For law firms, it could involve exposed confidential client contracts, while manufacturers face the risk of intellectual property theft. Identifying these risks early helps mitigate potential breaches and reputational damage.

  • System Security: Understand how well your IT infrastructure is protected against external threats like hackers and malware, as well as internal risks such as accidental data exposure or weak access controls. This is critical for industries like accounting, where secure remote access to financial systems is a necessity, or manufacturing, where vulnerabilities in IoT devices or SCADA systems can disrupt operations.

  • Ransomware Readiness: Discover whether your backup systems are capable of withstanding a ransomware attack. For businesses in healthcare, a ransomware attack could result in the loss of access to electronic health records, disrupting patient care. Law firms and accounting firms could face downtime that leads to financial losses and missed deadlines. Ensuring robust, tested backups is essential for business continuity.

  • Compliance Check: Verify if your business meets regulatory requirements such as HIPAA for healthcare, PCI DSS for processing payments, or GDPR for managing client data. Non-compliance can lead to severe fines, legal consequences, and a loss of trust among customers. Our assessment pinpoints compliance gaps and provides actionable steps to address them.

  • Liability Report: Get a clear understanding of the financial risks your business faces from potential vulnerabilities. For example, what could a data breach cost your organization in fines, lost revenue, or legal fees? This report provides an industry-specific estimate, helping you prioritize security investments to minimize risk.

Ready to Secure Your Business?

Fill out the form below to schedule your free, confidential cyber security risk assessment.

Real Cybersecurity Threats and Their Cost

Cybersecurity breaches can have devastating consequences for businesses of all sizes, from operational disruptions to massive financial and reputational losses. Here are key examples that highlight the importance of proactive risk assessment:
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SolarWinds Attack (2020): A sophisticated supply chain attack affected 18,000 businesses, including major government agencies, compromising sensitive data and critical systems. This attack underscores the importance of manufacturers and industrial sectors securing their supply chains, SCADA systems, and IoT devices—areas often evaluated in our Free Cybersecurity Risk Assessment to identify and address vulnerabilities before they are exploited.【source: NY Times

Uber Data Breach (2022): Hackers exposed the personal data of 57 million riders and drivers, resulting in significant financial losses and damage to Uber’s reputation. This incident demonstrates why securing customer information, particularly for SMBs in industries like healthcare, accounting, and hospitality, is essential. Our risk assessment identifies gaps in data protection, such as weak access controls or insufficient encryption, to safeguard sensitive information.【source: BBC

Small Businesses: A staggering 71% of ransomware attacks target SMBs, leading to potential downtime, data loss, and closure. Many small businesses in Ohio lack the resources to recover from such incidents. Our Free Cybersecurity Risk Assessment evaluates ransomware readiness, ensuring that backups, endpoint protection, and recovery strategies are robust enough to withstand an attack.【source: Cybersecurity Ventures】.

We Understand Your Struggles

We’ve Been There Too

At Securafy, we’ve seen how devastating unexpected cybersecurity threats can be. For healthcare organizations, this might mean leaked patient data and HIPAA fines; for manufacturers, disruptions to SCADA systems or IoT vulnerabilities; and for accounting firms, stolen financial records. We’ve helped businesses across Ohio address these risks, strengthen their defenses, and achieve peace of mind. Let us help safeguard your business today.

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What’s Included in Your Free Report

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Comprehensive Security Evaluation: A detailed analysis of your system’s security vulnerabilities, including risks like unpatched software, unsecured endpoints, and outdated network configurations. This evaluation ensures a complete understanding of where your business may be exposed to threats.

Industry-Specific Insights: A customized breakdown of vulnerabilities tailored to your industry. Whether it’s protecting sensitive e-discovery data in legal practices, securing SCADA systems and supply chains in manufacturing, or safeguarding financial systems in accounting, our assessment highlights the risks most relevant to your operations.

Total Potential Liability Report: This customized analysis estimates the financial impact your business could face in the event of a data breach. Using the type of data you handle and the vulnerabilities identified, this report provides a clear dollar value of your potential liability. It’s an essential tool to help you prioritize security investments and understand the importance of addressing these risks.

What You Can Expect From Us

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Comprehensive Evaluation: Our assessment is tailored to your industry—whether you’re managing HIPAA compliance in healthcare, safeguarding sensitive client contracts in law firms, or protecting SCADA systems in manufacturing. The process begins with two surveys: one for the CEO or executive to provide a high-level perspective of your organization’s goals and concerns, and another for your IT manager to detail the technical aspects of your infrastructure. This dual approach ensures we capture both strategic and operational insights to thoroughly assess your cybersecurity posture.

Actionable Insights: Once the assessment is complete, our team provides a detailed report that highlights vulnerabilities, compliance gaps, and specific risks, such as ransomware threats, phishing vulnerabilities, and network weaknesses. For example, manufacturers might uncover risks in their supply chain or IoT devices, while accounting firms may address gaps in protecting financial records. Alongside these findings, you’ll receive practical, easy-to-implement recommendations tailored to your business needs, empowering you to strengthen your defenses immediately.

Complete Confidentiality: We prioritize your privacy and the security of your data at every step. From the non-intrusive surveys to the on-site or remote evaluation, all information shared with us is kept secure and private. Your detailed report and findings are for your eyes only, ensuring peace of mind while addressing critical cybersecurity challenges.

Securafy’s risk assessment gave us a clear picture of our security gaps. Their recommendations were easy to implement, and we now feel much more secure.

John P.,
CFO
Columbus, OH

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About the Cyber Security Risk Assessment

A Cybersecurity Risk Assessment is a comprehensive process designed to evaluate your organization’s IT environment for vulnerabilities, compliance gaps, and security risks. It identifies potential threats like exposed data on the dark web, weaknesses in system defenses, and ransomware vulnerabilities. Our assessment is tailored to your industry, whether you’re protecting sensitive client contracts in law firms, securing electronic health records (EHRs) in healthcare, or ensuring compliance in accounting firms. The goal is to provide actionable insights to strengthen your cybersecurity posture.

The entire process typically takes about one week to complete. The CEO/Executive and IT Manager surveys take approximately 5–10 minutes, and the system scan can be conducted remotely, often completed within 1–3 days. After the scan, we prepare your detailed report and schedule a consultation to review the results. For most businesses, the process is quick and minimally disruptive.

No, the assessment is designed to be non-intrusive and minimally disruptive. The surveys are brief and can be completed at your convenience. The system scan is often conducted remotely and can be scheduled outside of regular business hours to ensure it doesn’t interfere with your daily operations.

The assessment consists of three parts:

  1. Surveys: A brief, non-technical survey for the CEO or executive, and a technical survey for the IT manager or lead.
  2. System Scan and Analysis: A thorough scan of your IT environment to identify vulnerabilities like unpatched systems, exposed data, or weak access controls.
  3. Report and Consultation: A detailed report, including the Total Potential Liability Report, outlining your current security posture, areas for improvement, and recommendations for action.

It covers risks like ransomware readiness, data exposure on the dark web, and compliance with regulations such as HIPAA or PCI DSS.

Yes, the assessment is 100% confidential. All findings, reports, and discussions are kept private and will not be shared with third parties without your explicit consent. This ensures that your business can identify vulnerabilities without any concerns about data exposure or confidentiality breaches.

Not necessarily. The assessment is flexible and can be conducted with or without the involvement of your IT team or current provider. If you prefer, we can work discreetly, and your current IT provider doesn’t need to be notified. Alternatively, involving your IT team can provide additional insights for a more comprehensive review.

The assessment itself focuses on identifying vulnerabilities and providing actionable recommendations. While remediation is not included, we can assist with implementing the recommended solutions if needed. You’ll receive a detailed roadmap of steps to improve your security posture, and you’re free to choose whether to handle these internally or with external support.

The Total Potential Liability Report is a customized analysis included in your assessment. It calculates the financial risks your business could face in the event of a data breach, based on the type of data you handle and the vulnerabilities identified. This report provides a clear, quantified estimate, helping you prioritize security investments and understand the cost of inaction.

Yes, the assessment can be tailored to meet industry-specific compliance requirements. Whether you’re a healthcare provider needing HIPAA compliance, a financial firm adhering to PCI DSS, or a law firm managing GDPR obligations, our process ensures that your regulatory needs are addressed. We provide industry-relevant insights and recommendations to help you meet compliance standards.

No, you are under no obligation to use our services after the assessment. The findings and recommendations are yours to keep, and you can choose how to proceed based on your organization’s needs. While we’re happy to assist with implementation if requested, you’re free to work with any provider of your choice.