Cyber Health Check for Professional Services
In 5 minutes, see which client information, payment-change, access, and recovery risks your business or practice should look at first.
Assessment flow
Know what to look at first
What it checks
Practical questions a business or practice leader can answer
The check focuses on the everyday moments where cyber risk becomes client risk, payment risk, missed deadlines, or reputation damage.
Client-data access
See whether access to client records, matter files, tax files, and sensitive folders is clear.
Payment instruction changes
See how changed bank details, trust instructions and suspicious approvals are checked.
Suspicious mailbox activity
Know whether the right person can check forwarding rules, risky sign-ins, sent items, and impersonation signs.
MFA and admin access
See whether Microsoft 365 sign-in protection and admin access are being reviewed.
Departed staff access
Confirm whether offboarding removes access across Microsoft 365, devices, cloud systems, and line-of-business tools.
Backup restore confidence
See whether recovery has been tested before a deadline, booking, transaction or client matter depends on it.
Deadline-critical systems
Know what happens if files, portals, internet, or core apps fail during client work.
Device protection
See whether laptops, workstations, retired devices, updates, encryption, and lost-device controls are covered.
AI and client information
Confirm whether staff know which AI tools are approved and what information must stay out of public tools.
Incident ownership
Who acts first when a mailbox, payment request, device, or client-information concern looks wrong.
Why it matters
Cyber risk shows up in everyday client work
Professional services, medical, advisory, and operational businesses hold sensitive client information, move money, and work to hard deadlines. The check turns those risks into practical questions before they become leadership-level problems.
What the checklist gives you
You get a short list of what to look at first and why it matters.
How it works
Answer 10 questions, then see what deserves attention
The check gives your business or practice a practical risk list before you decide whether anything needs a closer look.
Step 1
Start the 5-minute Cyber Health Check.
Step 2
Answer 10 risk questions.
Step 3
See the risks your business or practice should look at first.
Step 4
Request the checklist.
Step 5
Talk it through with Crypton if a gap needs a second set of eyes.
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Get your cyber risk checklist
Use the Cyber Health Check to decide what deserves attention before the next client issue, payment request, or deadline tests it.