Free IT Assessment

Free IT Assessment for practical priorities

Answer practical questions about support, security, backups, Microsoft 365, cloud systems, and AI use. This Free IT Assessment businesses can use helps identify whether the next step is managed IT services, cybersecurity assessment, Microsoft 365 cleanup, or recovery planning.

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Business IT Assessment

Answer what best matches your current setup

This free IT assessment is not a deep technical audit. It is a quick way to identify whether the biggest concern is managed IT services support, Cybersecurity Assessment priorities, backup, Microsoft 365, cloud access, AI use, or response planning.

01 Support flowWhen someone has an IT issue, what usually happens?
02 Recurring problemsHow often do the same technology problems come back?
03 Device securityAre work computers actively patched, protected, and monitored?
04 Recovery confidenceIf important files, email, or systems were lost, how confident are you in recovery?
05 Account protectionHow well are logins, MFA, and admin accounts controlled?
06 User lifecycleWhat happens when someone joins, changes roles, or leaves?
07 Cloud organizationHow organized are Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, files, and permissions?
08 Email and phishingHow prepared is the team for suspicious emails, links, and payment requests?
09 AI guardrailsHow is your team using AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, or Claude?
10 Incident responseIf email was compromised, systems went down, or ransomware was suspected, what would happen?
11 IT decisionsHow are technology changes, renewals, and vendor decisions made?
12 Continuity expectationsDoes the business know which systems must come back first after an outage?

What The Assessment Looks For

Six areas that usually show where IT needs attention

The assessment is simple, but the categories are the same ones that often affect downtime, cybersecurity risk, Microsoft 365 cleanup, recovery confidence, and day-to-day productivity.

Support

Who owns issues, how quickly users get help, and whether support is proactive or reactive.

Security

MFA, access control, email protection, device security, and whether risk is reviewed regularly.

Backup

Whether backups are running, tested, and tied to realistic recovery expectations.

Microsoft 365 Support

Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, permissions, shared files, and remote work systems.

AI Use

Whether people are using AI tools with clear rules, approved workflows, and realistic expectations.

Response Planning

Who does what when systems go down, accounts are compromised, or a recovery decision is needed.