Firewalls, testing, email security and policies. Tell us your size and what worries you, and we match you with 3 suitable security providers — your number stays private until you know who they are.
From a single firewall to a full security programme. Choose what you need, or ask us to help you decide.
Answer ten yes/no questions. You get a readiness score out of 10 and a list of gaps to raise with providers. Your answers stay in your browser.
Answer “No” to any point you don’t have yet and it appears here.
A self-check, not an audit. A provider confirms the real picture with an assessment or a penetration test.
Security work is hard to judge from a price alone. These six points show whether a proposal is serious.
A vulnerability scan is an automated check for known weaknesses. A penetration test is a specialist trying to break in by hand, the way an attacker would. Scans are quicker and repeatable; tests go deeper. Ask which one a quote really includes.
An assessment tells you where you stand today. Ongoing services — managed firewall, endpoint protection, monitoring by a SOC — keep watching after that. Many companies start with an assessment and then decide what to keep running.
Banks, insurers, telecoms and suppliers to government bodies may have extra security requirements from their regulators or clients. If that applies to you, tell providers which rules you must meet and ask about their experience with them.
For many companies the biggest risk is a stolen email password, not the office network. Ask providers to review the security settings of Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace as part of the work.
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Company size and the help you need. About one minute.
ITNeed matches you with specialists that fit your size and the work: testing, protection or both.
You hear each provider’s name first. Then they call to agree the scope.
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Providers first see a summary of your need without your name or contact details. We tell you who they are before sharing anything.
Small companies are attacked too, often through email. The self-check above shows where to start, and many fixes are simple settings.
Many companies test at least once a year and after big changes, such as a new system or office. Ask providers what suits your size.
We don’t publish rankings or recommend firms by name. Each request is matched with providers that fit it, and you learn their names before they get your details.
One request, intelligently matched to 3 security providers. Your details stay private until you know who they are.