Sentinel Vault
Cyber Checkup · Free · 5 minutes

Find your biggest cyber gap in five minutes.

Fifteen questions about how your organization actually runs. You get back a one-page diagnostic showing where you’re most exposed, what to fix this quarter, and what to plan for next quarter. Designed for owners, executives, and command staff. No IT vocabulary required.

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What it measures

Three pillars. One composite score.

Most cyber audits measure the wrong things. Technical controls that don’t actually predict outcomes. This diagnostic measures the three pillars that do.

Pillar 1

Leadership & culture

Does the team know who to call? Are policies actually used? Is cyber on the leadership agenda or always one quarter away?

Pillar 2

Human readiness

Can your employees spot a wire-fraud pretext? Do they have a permission structure for unusual asks? Have they ever practiced the override moment?

Pillar 3

Technical basics

MFA on the right accounts, backups that actually restore, logging that someone reads, an inventory of what's connected to what.

What we won’t do

No tricks.

  • No spam, ever. Your email isn't sold or used for marketing follow-up
  • No public score. Your result is private to you, not shared or ranked
  • No sales pressure. You'll get a one-page summary with no follow-up calls
Start

The Cyber Checkup.

Fifteen one-tap questions. About five minutes total. Your result lands in your inbox.

Ready when you are.

Tap to start the fifteen-question diagnostic. No account required. You’ll enter your email at the end so the result can be sent to you.

Begin the 15 questions →Tap the option that best matches your situation on each question. There are no wrong answers.
One fraud, every stage

Where this fits

  1. 01 · Before it arrives
    Hacked or Hardened?Cyber Checkup

    Know the pattern, and find your own gaps, before the email shows up.

    You are here
  2. 02 · At the inbox

    The email is written for whoever pays the invoices. A few minutes a week trains them to stop and check.

  3. 03 · On the phone at home

    The same pitch reaches the same people at home. Check a text, email, or call before acting on it.

  4. 04 · When it gets through

    How it happened, what to fix, and the fixes put in place. Findings go to law enforcement.

  5. 05 · Leading the response

    In-classroom training for the supervisors and leaders who run the first hour.