The Stryke Index scores your organisation across five pillars of cyber resilience, against the same frameworks your customers, insurers and auditors already use. Free, and the full report is yours to keep.
Most businesses know cyber risk matters.
Very few can say how exposed they are.
You can list the tools you have bought. You probably cannot say what they add up to, where the gaps sit, or which one your largest customer will ask about first. That is the difference between a feeling and a position, and it is not a gap a five-question quiz can close.
Why complete it
Most businesses know cyber risk matters but cannot say with any precision how exposed they actually are. Seventy-eight questions across five pillars produce a specific score out of 100, not a traffic light.
No card, no upfront email, start straight away. Your details are only needed at the end, and only if you want your full report.
Give a weak answer and a specific recommendation appears immediately, with the detailed guidance behind it in your full report. Built from your own answers, not generic advice.
Thirteen sectors, and the questions genuinely change. A law firm is asked whether it knows when an incident must be reported to the SRA specifically, separately from the ICO. A school is not.
Your answers are mapped against the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework, the technical standard the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill’s own guidance points to. You get a straight verdict on whether the Bill is likely to reach you directly, through your supply chain, or not significantly at all.
What you get back
An overall score out of 100, banded so you know what it actually means, and then the detail that tells you what to do about it.
Prevent, Detect, Respond, Recover and Govern, each scored and banded separately, so you can see where the weakness sits.
Not a list of everything. The specific pillars carrying your score and the specific ones dragging it down.
Your answers scored against the four NCSC CAF objectives, plus a direct verdict on whether the Bill is likely to apply to you.
Free, no strings, yours to keep, with the detailed guidance behind every recommendation.
What to expect
Company, job title and industry. Your sector decides which questions you are asked.
You will finish with a number, the specific gaps behind it, and something you can act on.
