Cybersecurity Compliance Checklist & Awareness

Is Your Business Secure and Compliant?

Cybersecurity threats evolve fast – and so do the standards you’re expected to meet. Whether you’re a small business, a growing startup, or an online service provider, meeting cybersecurity compliance requirements is no longer optional. It’s a critical part of protecting your data, your clients, and your reputation.

Use the quick checklist below to evaluate your current cybersecurity posture. If you’re not sure where you stand, we’re here to help.

Quick Cybersecurity Checklist for Businesses

Ask yourself the following:

Do all employees use strong, unique passwords across systems?
Are all software and operating systems kept up-to-date?
Do you have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled on key services and sensitive accounts?
Has your team been trained to detect phishing attempts?
Are you backing up important business data regularly?
Have you conducted a vulnerability scan in the last 6 months?
Are user permissions aligned with actual job responsibilities?
Is your website protected against common threats (e.g., SQL injection, XSS)?

If you answered “No” to more than two , your business may not be compliant – it’s time to talk.

Why Cybersecurity Compliance Matters and What Every Business Owner Should Know

It’s About More Than Just Firewalls

Most cyber attacks start with people, not code. Phishing and human error remain the top risks.

Hackers don’t knock — they scan. Automated bots constantly search for vulnerabilities.

Small businesses are frequent targets, often because of low awareness or lack of controls.

Cybersecurity is a culture, not just a tool. Awareness and training are as important as the tech stack.

Achieving cybersecurity compliance means aligning your business with best practices, protecting sensitive data, and avoiding legal and financial exposure.

Most cyber attacks start with people, not code. Phishing and human error remain the top risks.

Hackers don’t knock — they scan. Automated bots constantly search for vulnerabilities.

Small businesses are frequent targets, often because of low awareness or lack of controls.

Cybersecurity is a culture, not just a tool. Awareness and training are as important as the tech stack.

Achieving cybersecurity compliance means aligning your business with best practices, protecting sensitive data, and avoiding legal and financial exposure.

Under attack?

Contact us immediately We Can Help!

Not sure if your business is compliant?
Already under pressure from a security incident?

At DolphinCyber, we provide rapid, expert-led business cybersecurity support to help you respond effectively and minimize damage during a cyber attack. Our team is equipped to handle real-time threats, guide you through remediation, and bring your systems back to a secure state — fast.

We also assist companies with long-term planning, risk assessments, and alignment with cybersecurity compliance frameworks such as ISO 27001, GDPR, and NIST.

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