Free cyber security check
Answer 10 quick questions about how your business runs today. You'll get an instant score and the three fixes that will make the biggest difference, written for businesses in PNG and the Pacific.
Send your answers to our security team and we'll come back with a free, no-obligation review. Only if you choose to. Nothing is sent automatically.
This is a quick self-check to guide your next steps. It isn't a security audit or a guarantee. For a full review of your systems, talk to our team.
What the check covers
Most attacks on PNG and Pacific businesses don't need clever hacking. They rely on a fake invoice, a reused password or a backup nobody has tested. The check looks at the gaps we see most often when we review businesses across the region.
Questions
Yes. There's no cost, no sign-up and no contact details needed. You see your score straight away. If you'd like us to review your results, you can choose to email them to us.
No. The check runs entirely in your web browser. Nothing is sent to Sprint Networks unless you click "Email my results", which opens an email you can read and edit before sending.
Small and medium businesses, government agencies, schools, clinics and not-for-profits in Papua New Guinea, Fiji, the Solomon Islands and across the Pacific. It suits organisations with limited IT staff, several sites or remote locations.
It's a quick guide based on your own answers, not an audit. It's good at showing where your biggest gaps are likely to be. A full assessment by our engineers checks your actual settings, devices and network.
Start with the three steps in your results. They're ordered by what will reduce your risk the most. If you'd like help, contact our team in Port Moresby or Sydney and we'll work through them with you.
Yes. Our dedicated security site, SecurePNG, has a 40-question detailed assessment that takes about 10 to 15 minutes. For a hands-on review of your systems, book a free security review.
Our engineers in Port Moresby and Sydney have secured networks for banks, insurers, clinics and mine sites across PNG and the Pacific since 2014.