Build a Third-Party Script Inventory You Can Review and Act On
Inventory third-party scripts by their loading path, purpose, owner, page access, data flow, dependencies, change controls, and removal plan.
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Small organizations need a security and privacy program they can actually operate. These guides prioritize identity, data, vendors, websites, recovery, incidents, and clear ownership rather than an unranked list of tools.
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Inventory third-party scripts by their loading path, purpose, owner, page access, data flow, dependencies, change controls, and removal plan.
Roll out passkeys with clear account ownership, device and sync choices, recovery, administrator access, offboarding, and realistic pilot checks.
Create an operational data retention policy with record categories, triggers, periods, holds, backup handling, deletion methods, owners, and review evidence.
Build phishing resilience with role-specific education, safe exercises, easy reporting, supportive feedback, technical controls, and response metrics.
Design a small-business backup strategy using recovery objectives, protected copies, ownership, monitoring, retention, restore testing, and vendor planning.
Build a practical small-business cybersecurity baseline for accounts, devices, backups, vendors, logging, response, and recovery using CISA and NIST guidance.
Build a small-business incident response plan for triage, containment, evidence, communications, recovery, legal escalation, and post-incident improvement.
Create a usable small-business password policy built around password managers, long unique credentials, MFA, account recovery, admin controls, and monitoring.
Assess a technology vendor by data access, identity, security practices, incidents, resilience, subcontractors, contracts, evidence, and exit planning.
Map website data practices before drafting a privacy policy, including collection, purposes, vendors, cookies, retention, rights, security, and updates.
Deploy website security headers safely, including CSP, HSTS, frame controls, content-type protection, referrer policy, permissions policy, testing, and monitoring.
Use this WordPress security checklist to control updates, accounts, plugins, backups, permissions, monitoring, and incident recovery with clear evidence.