Michigan Small Business Continuity & Cybersecurity

Find the gaps before something goes wrong.

A Business Continuity & Cybersecurity Evaluation identifies security, technology, recovery, and operational risks that could leave your business unprepared when a critical system, account, device, or service fails.

Know what to do next.

You receive a clear assessment of where your business stands and a practical, prioritized plan for improving security, reducing risk, and strengthening recovery.

  • Executive summary
  • Risk assessment by evaluation area
  • Cybersecurity evaluation report
  • Detailed remediation plan
  • 30-day, 90-day, and 12-month roadmap

Where are the gaps?

The evaluation is scaled to your business and focuses on the systems, accounts, devices, services, and operational dependencies you actually use.

1
Identity & Access

Accounts, MFA, passwords, administrative access, ownership, recovery methods, and employee access practices.

2
Endpoints & Devices

Computers, mobile devices, patching, protection, encryption, inventory, support status, and lost-device exposure.

3
Backup & Recovery

Backup coverage, restore testing, cloud data, account recovery, recovery expectations, and single points of failure.

4
Network & Infrastructure

Firewalls, Wi-Fi, guest separation, remote access, segmentation, equipment support, and network documentation.

5
Business Platforms & Cloud

Email, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, cloud storage, sharing, administrative ownership, website, domain, and critical cloud services.

6
Business & Transaction Systems

POS and payment platforms, accounting, payroll, banking, e-commerce, scheduling, industry applications, and vendor dependencies.

7
Operational Readiness

Policies, employee guidance, incident readiness, business continuity, emergency contacts, key-person dependency, and critical procedures.

Practical evaluation. Prioritized action.

The process combines business discovery, applicable technical review, risk analysis, and operational resilience review. Activities that do not apply to your environment are excluded rather than performed simply to satisfy a checklist.

1. Discover

Understand operations, dependencies, systems, accounts, and critical services.

2. Evaluate

Review applicable technology, security, recovery, and readiness controls.

3. Prioritize

Translate findings into business risk and practical recommendations.

4. Roadmap

Define what to address now, next, and over the coming year.

Independent by design

The evaluation identifies what should be improved. Implementation and remediation are separate engagements, so the assessment remains focused on understanding risk and setting priorities.

Evaluation Details

Know what matters. Know what to fix. Know what can wait.

Request a Business Continuity & Cybersecurity Evaluation for your Michigan business.

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