Ten free cybersecurity guides
What we'd tell a client in the first conversation, written down and given away. Read any of them here in full, or have the fillable PDF with its templates and worksheets emailed to you.
- Free checklistSmall Business Workspace Security Checklist7 pagesAccounts, email, devices, the office and remote work. Written for owners and office managers, with setup paths for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Read the guide
- Free exercise kitIncident Response Tabletop Kit15 pagesEverything you need to run a 90-minute cyber drill with your leadership team. No technical background required, and no systems touched. Read the guide
- Free small business guideSecuring Microsoft 365 Copilot7 pagesA 30-day plan for small businesses, built around what actually works on Microsoft 365 Business plans. Most guides assume E5 tools you may not have. Read the guide
- Free buyer's guideSmall Business Backup Solutions Guide7 pagesWhat to back up, what your cloud apps won't do for you, and a side-by-side list of real products with published prices. Read the guide
- Free checklistAI Tooling Security Audit Checklist8 pagesA practical review for any AI assistant, copilot, coding tool or agent your business uses, written from an attacker's point of view. Read the guide
- Free guideCMMC After the Phase 2 Suspension8 pagesThe November 10, 2026 deadline was suspended. Your contract obligations were not. A plain-English plan for small defense subcontractors. Read the guide
- Free application auditWill Your Cyber Insurance Pay?5 pagesYour application is a signed statement about your security. Check every answer against reality before an insurer does it for you. Read the guide
- Free worksheet kitHIPAA Risk Analysis Kit for Small Practices8 pagesOne missing document keeps showing up in federal ransomware settlements. Here's how a small practice can build it, without buying a platform. Read the guide
- Free checklistLaw Firm Cybersecurity Checklist7 pagesFor solo and small firms. Practical steps organized around the ABA ethics opinions, written by the people who attack systems for a living. Read the guide
- Free workbookTax and Accounting Firm WISP Workbook7 pagesYou have a Written Information Security Plan on file. This workbook checks whether it matches how your firm actually runs. Read the guide