Your orders depend on a shared system.
Your team uses an online system to receive orders and coordinate deliveries.
CYBERCHECK · CYBER RESILIENCE FOR SMEs
CyberCheckA clearer view of your cyber risk.
Understand how security gaps could affect your SME—and what to review next.
CyberCheck connects your business context, systems and attack scenarios in one cyber-risk assessment workflow.
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CYBERCHECK / EXPOSURE MODEL
See how exposure connects.
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Possible attack pathView full diagram (opens in a new tab)
RESEARCH MEETS
BUSINESS RESILIENCENational Cybersecurity
R&D Lab NCLAsian Institute of
Digital Finance NUS
BUSINESS RESILIENCENational Cybersecurity
R&D Lab NCLAsian Institute of
Digital Finance NUS
Connecting cybersecurity research,
business understanding and ecosystem expertise.
WHY CYBERCHECK
Cybersecurity starts
with better questions.
You know your business depends on technology. But do you know where it may be exposed?
Disconnected technical findings can make it hard to see what matters to day-to-day operations. CyberCheck brings business context and potential cyber exposure into the same conversation, so you can make better-informed choices.
YOUR BUSINESS, CONNECTED
What would disruption look like for your business?
Choose a familiar situation to explore. These are illustrative examples, not customer cases or assessment findings.
One compromised account could interrupt fulfilment.
Unauthorised access could delay orders, change delivery details or expose customer information.
How would you keep orders moving?
Review account access, sign-in protection and a fallback process if the system becomes unavailable.
Your team shares customer records.
Sales and support staff rely on a shared drive or application for contact details and service history.
A shared link could expose more than intended.
Overly broad permissions or an old account could give someone access to information they no longer need.
Who can still see those records?
Review sharing settings, inactive accounts and how access is removed when staff or suppliers leave.
An IT partner helps run your systems.
An external provider uses remote access to maintain software and support your team.
Supplier access could become an entry point.
A compromised supplier account could provide a route into systems your daily operations depend on.
What can that connection reach?
Review permissions, sign-in protection and how supplier access can be monitored or disabled during an incident.
CyberCheck brings these dependencies and possible attack scenarios into one assessment workflow. Findings still need review and business judgement.
Explore the assessment workflowINSIDE THE PLATFORM
From business context
to a more informed next step.
Follow the CyberCheck workflow.
Select a stage to take a closer look.
Use Left and Right Arrow to move between stages, then Enter or Space to select one. Home and End move to the first and last stage.
01 / CONTEXT
Start with your organisation.
Bring together information about your business, its operations and public footprint. Review the context so the assessment starts from a more accurate picture.
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02 / PROFILE
Build a picture of what matters.
Capture important systems, dependencies, sensitive information and existing controls in a structured cyber profile.
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03 / MODEL
Explore how systems connect.
Use AI-assisted scenario modelling to represent systems and connections. Review the scenario before moving into analysis.
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04 / ANALYSE
Make potential exposure visible.
Explore possible attack paths and areas of exposure. Consider weaknesses, reachability and business impact together.
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05 / ACT
Decide what to review next.
Use the findings to discuss protection priorities. Your organisation’s context, resources and judgement remain central to the next decision.
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A model supports a decision. Findings depend on the information and scenarios assessed; review and business judgement remain essential.
WATCH THE WALKTHROUGH
A closer look
at CyberCheck.
Prefer a guided introduction? Watch the workflow in the platform demonstration, or read the walkthrough below.
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Read the video walkthrough
- Context: Bring together information about your business, its operations and public footprint. Review the context so the assessment starts from a more accurate picture.
- Profile: Capture important systems, dependencies, sensitive information and existing controls in a structured cyber profile.
- Model: Use AI-assisted scenario modelling to represent systems and connections. Review the scenario before moving into analysis.
- Analyse: Explore possible attack paths and areas of exposure. Consider weaknesses, reachability and business impact together.
- Act: Use the findings to discuss protection priorities. Your organisation’s context, resources and judgement remain central to the next decision.
The video illustrates the workflow; it is not a live assessment.
GET INVOLVED
Better resilience
takes a community.
SMEs are at the heart of the project. Technology providers,
SME networks, researchers and insurers can contribute too.
YOUR BUSINESS. A CLEARER PICTURE.
Understand where your business may be exposed.
Join the waitlist for updates on early access, pilot opportunities and future demonstrations. Explore how CyberCheck could help you understand your business’s exposure and protection priorities.
Join the CyberCheck waitlistParticipation details are being finalised. Registering interest does not guarantee access or an assessment.
Explore
Get to know the platform and the questions it helps you ask.
Stay informed
Register your interest in early access, pilots and future demonstrations.
Share feedback
Tell us what is clear, what is relevant and what needs to improve.
EXPERTISE AND CONNECTIONS.
Help turn understanding into action.
We welcome cybersecurity providers, cloud and IT specialists, business chambers, SME associations, researchers and community organisations interested in supporting SME cyber resilience.
Email about a partnershipContribute technical expertise
Explore complementary tools, mitigation approaches and ways to make findings useful.
Reach SME communities
Discuss awareness sessions and participation through business and sector networks.
Collaborate on research
Explore pilot collaboration, education and shared learning with the initiative.
A CONVERSATION ABOUT CYBER RISK.
Explore how cyber evidence can inform risk discussions.
We welcome insurers, reinsurers and risk specialists interested in discussing assessment methodology, business exposure and potential research or pilot collaboration.
Discuss insurer collaborationThis is a collaboration invitation, not an insurance offer. Participation does not authorise sharing an SME’s assessment data with an insurer.
Review the approach
Discuss the methodology, assumptions and limitations behind the assessment.
Explore a defined use case
Identify where cyber-risk understanding could support a research or pilot question.
Agree scope and governance
Discuss data use and collaboration arrangements separately before any pilot.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Your questions,
a clearer starting point.
Have a question about CyberCheck?
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Prefer email? Contact the teamWhat is CyberCheck?
CyberCheck is a cyber-risk platform designed for SMEs. It brings organisation context, cyber profiles and possible attack scenarios together to help surface potential gaps and inform protection priorities.
Who is it for?
SMEs are the primary users. Technology providers, SME networks, research collaborators, insurers and risk specialists can explore separate collaboration routes in the initiative.
What information is involved?
The workflow uses information about the organisation, its operations, important systems and dependencies, sensitive data, existing controls and relevant history. Organisation context and generated scenarios should be reviewed for accuracy.
Does an assessment guarantee security?
No. Findings depend on the information and scenarios being assessed. Possible attack paths are modelled scenarios, and findings need to be interpreted in context. CyberCheck supports decisions; it does not replace technical judgement or guarantee complete coverage.
What does joining the waitlist mean?
Join for updates on early access, pilot opportunities and future demonstrations. Participation arrangements are still being finalised; joining does not guarantee access or an assessment and is separate from creating a platform account.
What do I need to register?
The Google Form requires your work email, organisation name and acknowledgement of the stated data-use purposes. Name, job title, company website and industry are optional. Only the CyberCheck team can access your responses. Read the privacy notice in the form before submitting.
KEEP THE CONVERSATION GOING
Cybersecurity, in business terms.
Follow CyberCheck on LinkedIn for SME-focused perspectives, practical questions and updates from the project.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Join the CyberCheck waitlist.
Get updates on early access, pilot opportunities and future demonstrations of CyberCheck.
Participation details are being finalised. Joining registers interest; it does not guarantee access or an assessment.
Register with your work email and organisation name, and acknowledge the form’s data-use purposes. Other profile questions are optional. Only the CyberCheck team can access your responses; the privacy notice is in the form.
Waitlist registration opens Google Forms.
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