Cybersecurity Solutions

The 30-Day Cyber Plan helps you quickly understand where your organisation currently stands in terms of digital security.

It highlights the areas that deserve the most attention and turns your assessment into practical, organised first actions.

It is designed for businesses, independent professionals, associations and small organisations that want to strengthen their digital security without needing to be cybersecurity specialists.

The report can also support legal, compliance, IT and security teams, as well as anyone responsible for managing digital risks.

The assessment reviews key areas of digital security, including governance, tools and data, accounts and authentication, access rights, devices, email and phishing, backups, cloud services and providers, websites and applications, sensitive data, incidents, business continuity and security awareness.

The assessment can also adapt to certain characteristics of your organisation so that you are not asked unnecessary questions about situations that do not apply to you.

No. The questions are based on practical situations that organisations already encounter in their day-to-day activities.

For example: protecting email accounts, backups, administrator access, passwords, external providers, suspicious messages, sensitive information and incident response.

You receive an initial view of your declared cybersecurity maturity, your main areas of weakness and the topics that should be addressed first.

You can then receive a personalised report that turns these findings into an operational roadmap for the next 30 days.

The report highlights the practices already in place, measures that should be strengthened, information that still needs to be checked and the priority actions identified from your answers.

It also identifies relevant owners, useful follow-up information, evidence to retain and a structured 30-day progression.

The recommended actions are built from the answers provided in the questionnaire.

An organisation mainly facing backup issues will therefore not receive the same priorities as one that primarily needs to strengthen access controls, third-party management or incident response.

The aim is not to give you a long list of recommendations that all need to be addressed at once.

The plan distributes the first measures over time so that you can start with the most important issues and progress step by step each week.

You can simply select “I don’t know”.

The topic will then be identified as something to verify, helping you understand exactly what information to request from your teams, providers or IT contacts.

Yes. The report is designed to be used as a practical working and follow-up document.

You can use it with your IT provider, management, employees, or the people responsible for security, legal matters or compliance.

Yes. Even a small organisation relies on critical accounts, online tools, backups, providers and information that need protection.

The approach is specifically designed to help organisations start with practical measures that are proportionate to their size, resources and digital environment.

You can reassess your situation when your organisation changes: a new tool, a new provider, recruitment, a hosting change, a new website or application, an incident or a significant change in your working practices.

You can also repeat the assessment after implementing your first action plan to review how your organisation has progressed.