Small business cyber risk assessment
Know which cyber risks your business should fix first.
ExposureSignal gives small and midsize organizations a practical outside-in assessment of exposed systems, identity and email risk, likely business impact, and the next actions worth funding.
What you gain
Focus limited time and budget on material exposure.
The signal blends asset exposure, credential pressure, control gaps, and projected loss into one operating picture for security and leadership.
Find public systems, remote access, cloud services, domains, certificates, and email conditions connected to the business.
Separate urgent attack paths from lower-impact hygiene issues using threat and business context.
Receive an understandable plan that internal staff, an MSP, or ExposureSignal specialists can carry forward.
How it works
A right-sized assessment built around business decisions.
Discover the external footprint
Map the internet-facing technology an attacker can associate with the organization without requiring a long internal project.
Validate likely attack paths
Review remote access, vulnerable services, identity pressure, email trust, and other conditions tied to common incidents.
Explain business impact
Connect the priority findings to downtime, ransomware, account compromise, fraud, customer impact, or data loss.
Build a practical roadmap
Sequence actions by urgency, effort, ownership, and expected risk reduction so the business can make progress.
From evidence to action
Start with the controls that change the outcome.
The goal is a manageable plan, not a larger backlog. Findings are organized around decisions the business and its technology partners can execute.
Protect remote access and identities
Reduce common ransomware and account takeover pathways involving exposed services, weak access, and privileged accounts.
Harden email and public domains
Address impersonation, spoofing, certificate, and forgotten-domain conditions that create preventable risk.
Plan around operational reality
Assign affordable, achievable steps to internal staff, the existing MSP, or a specialist without losing accountability.
Start with a clear signal
Turn your external footprint into a prioritized response plan.
See your current external exposure, the findings that deserve attention first, and the evidence your team can use to act.