Cybersecurity awareness tests
Find out what your people actually know before an attacker does. Every test is free, takes minutes, and comes back with the correct answer and the reason for it — so a wrong answer is training rather than a mark against anyone.
What we run
Test 1: is my company at risk?
The sixty-seven question posture questionnaire. This one scores the organisation rather than the person — fourteen sections, and a score out of 100 with the weakest areas named.
Take the self-assessmentTest 2: Cybersecurity awareness test 2
Ten questions on the attacks that actually reach people: phishing, ransomware, weak passwords, public Wi-Fi and what Zero Trust really means.
Take the testTest 3: Cybersecurity awareness test 3
Fifteen questions, and harder than test 2. Tailgating, voice phishing, a deepfaked director on a call, and the shared password nobody has changed in years.
Take the testHow the tests work
One question at a time, with a way back to the one before. Tests 2 and onward ask for your name and email address before the first question, because the result is emailed to you when you finish and a copy goes to Digital Assure. That is the point of them: we would rather see where a team is weak than sell training nobody needs.
Nothing here is an appraisal, and no result is a record against anyone. Every question comes back with the correct answer and the reason it is correct, and you can retake any test as many times as you like.
Test 1 is the odd one out and is meant to be. It asks about your organisation's controls rather than your own knowledge, it answers yes or no rather than A to D, and it needs somebody who knows how the estate is run to fill it in.
Turn the gaps into training
Tell us how many people and where they sit, and we will scope the training.
