Technology MOT

Cars get an MOT every year. When did your technology last have one?

Eight questions, two minutes. Your answers fill in your own MOT certificate as you go: what passes, what needs attention and what fails.

01When did someone last test restoring a backup?
02Who can get into your key systems as an administrator?
03Are your computers and systems kept up to date?
04Is the software your business relies on still supported by its maker?
05Do you know when your main technology contracts renew, and on what terms?
06If your IT person or supplier left tomorrow, could someone else pick it up?
07Do you have Cyber Essentials, or could you pass it tomorrow?
08Is there a plan for your technology over the next 12 months?
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Self-check
Tested by
You
Date
Today
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    Backups 

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    Admin access 

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    Updates 

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    Supported software 

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    Contracts 

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    Documentation 

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    Cyber security 

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    12-month plan 

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This is a self-check, not the real thing.

The real thing

A self-check tells you where to look. A Technology MOT tells you what to do.

An independent look at your systems, suppliers, contracts and security, at a fixed price. Pass, advisory or fail in plain English, what to fix first, and a 90-day plan. Independent of any supplier, so nobody is marking their own homework.