Top priority
Who can access what?
Risk is still higher than the team wants until someone owns access — and the team has practised what to do when something breaks.
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Cybersecurity beyond the threat
Cyber risk is usually discussed in fear or technical detail. QWYQ's quick scan turns it into three plain questions: what's at risk, who's responsible, and what needs attention first.
Open for first test users. Your input helps shape the next version.
The quick scan
What the scan shows you.
The questions are short and concrete, and the results are made for your next leadership conversation.
Cyber risk is a business question.
You don't need to understand the technology to lead on this. You need to know what would hurt the business, who's responsible and where to start.
- What's at risk
- What it would cost you
- Who's responsible
From vague worry to a clear list.
The quick scan turns cyber risk into a short, ordered list: what's most at risk, what to tackle first and where to begin.
- What's most at risk
- What to tackle first
- Where to begin
A short summary for your next meeting.
Use it as the shared starting point for your next risk conversation: the biggest risks, the assumptions worth checking, and who picks up what — before you spend money on specialists or tools.
- A one-page summary for the board
- Notes you can hand to an advisor
- What to check first
- Clear owners for each risk
FAQ
Is the quick scan a security audit?
No. It's not an audit, certification or penetration test. It helps your leadership team see what's at risk and what to do first, before deeper specialist work begins.
What does the cybersecurity quick scan look at?
The impact on your business, who can access what, risk at your suppliers, whether you know what to do when something goes wrong, and what needs attention first.
Can we use it before buying security tools?
Yes. That's the idea — know which risks actually matter before you commit budget to tools or advisors.
Does QWYQ replace a CISO or security advisor?
No. It prepares the conversation — a clear summary and notes an advisor can pick up straight away. It doesn't replace professional security, legal or incident advice.
Who should complete the cyber questions?
Anyone who knows both the business and how things run day to day — a leadership, IT, risk, operations or security owner.
Make cyber risk concrete enough to act on.
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