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cyberdiagnostic
AI cybersecurity diagnostics for SMEs, in 10 minutes
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AI cybersecurity diagnostics for SMEs, in 10 minutes
8 followers
CyberDiagnostic helps small and medium businesses assess their cybersecurity posture in minutes, not weeks. Built around ANSSI, NIS2, and GDPR frameworks, our AI-powered diagnostic identifies your real vulnerabilities and gives you a clear, actionable action plan — all for €9.99, instead of the €3,000–8,000 a traditional audit costs. No jargon, no consultants, no waiting.
how does the AI actually pull the data it needs to spot real vulnerabilities, or is it mostly self-reported answers fed through the ANSSI and NIS2 frameworks?
@earalp60442 Great question! Right now, it's primarily self-reported: users answer a structured set of questions about their setup (access management, backups, endpoint protection, data handling, etc.), and our engine cross-references those answers against ANSSI, NIS2, and GDPR requirements to score real gaps and prioritize fixes.
We deliberately started there because most SMEs don't even know what "good" looks like — the diagnostic itself is educational, not just a scan. That said, we're actively working on adding automated checks (domain/exposure scanning) to complement the self-reported layer and catch what users might not think to report. Happy to share more if you're curious about the roadmap!
Finally a security audit that doesn't require selling a kidney. Ran my bakery through it and the report flagged an outdated plugin I'd completely forgotten about, with steps I could actually follow without googling every other word.
@cemreivaq Ha, love the framing — no kidneys required, promise 😄
This is genuinely the reaction I built this for. Most SMEs (bakeries very much included!) have zero time or expertise to dig through generic security checklists, so if you walked away with one concrete, actionable fix instead of a wall of jargon, that's exactly the job it's meant to do.
Really appreciate you actually running it and coming back to share the result — makes a huge difference this early. Let me know if anything else pops up as you work through the other recommendations, happy to help directly if something's unclear 🙏