Tools
How secure is our sign-in?
Eight questions on passwords, second factor and access. At the end a level and the three steps that bring the most. No sign-up, no email address; nothing is stored.
The problem
How easily does a stranger get into our accounts?
One password for everything, the second factor only for online banking, the account of the colleague who left still active: that is how it looks in many small businesses, not out of carelessness but because nobody is responsible for it.
What the check does: The check asks eight questions about passwords, second factor, administrator accounts and people who have left. At the end a level and the three steps that bring the most and can be done without an IT department.
What it does not do: It names no standard and no rule and tests no technology; it places what you say about your accounts.
What is a second factor?
Something you have in addition to the password: an app on the phone, a key, a code. A stolen password alone is then not enough.
I have no password manager. Is that bad?
The check asks about it and explains at the answer what it brings. The level does not hang on one point alone.
How long do the three steps take?
Each step comes with a rough duration; most are done in an afternoon.