Free Cyber Risk Assessment

You do not need an account, a sales call, or a credit card. You answer, you score, you leave with a plan. If you act on it with us, good — but the plan is yours either way.

How does the CyberTest assessment work?

CyberTest works in three steps: complete a 25-question online assessment in about 10 minutes, receive an instant overall risk score plus a breakdown by category, then get a prioritised action plan. The most impactful fixes are listed first, so you tackle your biggest exposures before anything else.

• 01 — Complete the assessment. Answer 25 questions across five risk categories: identity and access management, endpoint security, email security, backup and recovery, and network security. It takes roughly 10 minutes.
• 02 — Receive your risk score. Your answers generate an overall risk score and a per-category breakdown, so you see immediately where your greatest exposure lies and how you compare to typical businesses of your size.
• 03 — Get your action plan. Each risk area comes with specific, prioritised recommendations. The highest-impact actions sit at the top — you do not need to fix everything at once.

What does the CyberTest assessment cover?

CyberTest covers the five risk areas that account for most SME breaches — identity, endpoints, email, backup, and network — plus a compliance readiness check. Each category maps directly to a control AMVIA manages day to day, so the recommendations are practical, not theoretical. Below is exactly what each section examines.

The identity section reflects the National Cyber Security Centre's long-standing guidance that multi-factor authentication is the single highest-value control most businesses are still missing. If your score flags it, our multi-factor authentication setup is usually the first fix we make.

Why take a cyber risk assessment before a breach forces one?

Most UK businesses learn where their gaps are the expensive way — during an incident. A 10-minute assessment turns guesswork into a ranked list you can act on this week. The government's Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025 found that 43% of UK businesses identified a breach or attack in the prior 12 months, and the cost falls hardest on those who never checked first.

CyberTest exists to move that check earlier. Map your exposure now and the worst outcomes — credential theft, phishing that lands, ransomware that sticks — become things you planned for rather than things that happened to you. The full Cyber Security Breaches Survey is published on gov.uk if you want the underlying detail.

Who is CyberTest for?

CyberTest is built for MDs and IT directors at UK businesses with roughly 10 to 500 staff who want a straight answer about their security posture without a procurement process. If you own the risk but lack a dedicated security team — or you have one and want a second read — this gives you a defensible baseline in minutes.

It is equally useful before a board meeting, an insurance renewal, or a Cyber Essentials application, where you need evidence of where you stand rather than a hunch.

What happens after you get your CyberTest score?

You keep the score and the action plan — there is no obligation to use AMVIA. If you want help, we can turn the plan into managed controls: identity hardening, endpoint detection and response, email defence, and backup and business continuity, all under one accountable provider.

Where the assessment surfaces deeper questions — exploitable weaknesses or compliance gaps — a hands-on penetration testing engagement or a full managed cybersecurity review takes it further. One provider. Security-first. Microsoft-certified.

Proof you can check

• Cyber Essentials Plus certified — the UK government-backed scheme, independently verified, not self-assessed.
• Microsoft Solutions Partner for Modern Work, Security, and Infrastructure.
• Rated 4.8/5 by the 1,200+ UK businesses AMVIA supports.