Is Your Business Using AI Safely?
Employees are increasingly using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other AI tools for work — often without the business knowing which tools are in use, what information is being typed into them, what those tools connect to, or whether the right access controls exist. This isn't about stopping AI. It's about seeing clearly and fixing what matters most.
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What the Risk Check Covers
Twelve short questions across the five areas that most commonly create avoidable AI-related exposure for small businesses.
Sensitive Data & AI Usage
What's being typed or uploaded into AI tools, and whether employees know what not to enter.
AI Tools & Connected Apps
Which tools are in use, whether there's an approved list, and what those tools can access.
Identity & Access
MFA, password practices, and how access is handled when people join or leave.
Policies & Employee Controls
Whether written AI-use guidance exists and who owns it.
Remote / Network Practices
How remote work and public networks are handled for company systems.
Why This Matters
Most small businesses didn't roll out AI tools deliberately — employees simply started using them because they're useful. That's normal, and it isn't a failure. But it does mean the business may not currently know which tools are being used, what's being submitted to them, or what those tools can reach. Closing that visibility gap is usually the highest-leverage first step, and it doesn't require expensive tooling to start.