Twelve questions, about two minutes. Answer for whoever looks after your computers today, whether that’s an IT company, a part-time “computer guy” or someone on your staff. Be honest: if you’re not sure, that counts as a “no”.
This scorecard is directional, not an audit. It shows where to look, not everything that’s there.
Each “no” or “not sure” points to work that isn’t being done for you today. Grouped by area:
Antivirus alone isn’t enough anymore. Someone has to be watching for attacks around the clock, protecting every sign-in, and teaching your team what a phishing email looks like.
Why a computer guy usually doesn’t cover thisA backup nobody has tested is a hope, not a plan. Restores need to be proven before the day you need one, and that includes your Microsoft 365 email and files.
Why a computer guy usually doesn’t cover thisUnpatched software is one of the most common ways in. Updates need to happen on a schedule, every month, with a report you can see.
Why a computer guy usually doesn’t cover thisWithout SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up and watched, criminals can send email that looks like it came from your company.
Why a computer guy usually doesn’t cover thisIf the only time you hear from your IT person is when you call them, nobody is doing the work in between: planning, reviewing and fixing small problems before they become big ones.
Why a computer guy usually doesn’t cover thisYou should know what protects your business, who watches it, and how to get into your own systems if your IT person disappeared tomorrow.
Why a computer guy usually doesn’t cover thisWant to understand why these gaps are so common? Read Is “a computer guy” still enough? And if you rely on one person for your IT, use our “if your IT person disappeared tomorrow” checklist to make sure you could still get into your own systems.
30–60 minutes with Lacy Moore. Straight answers on your security, backups and day-to-day IT, and a written plan you can use with us or without us.
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