
One fake request. Real money at risk.
A message that looks like it came from your business could persuade someone to send money to the wrong place.
Confirm changed payment details through a trusted phone number.
Preliminary CyberScore for
THE BUSINESS IMPACT
A convincing fake email. A payment sent to the wrong account. A customer who stops trusting your name. Security gaps can have consequences beyond a computer screen.
These are possible business risks, not findings of an attack on your business. This limited check does not establish fraud, downtime, stolen data or compromise. Pictures are illustrative.

A message that looks like it came from your business could persuade someone to send money to the wrong place.
Confirm changed payment details through a trusted phone number.

A security incident could interrupt orders, customer service and everyday work. This check does not assess whether your business can recover.
Keep tested backups and a plan for working through an interruption.

Customers who cannot tell whether a message is genuine may hesitate to respond, pay or do business with you.
Give customers a known way to confirm unexpected requests.
Ask your IT team to review the findings below. For a conversation about your business, contact FOS.
Disclaimer: This is a limited assessment of publicly observable security configuration. It is not a penetration test, complete vulnerability assessment, or guarantee of security.
Progress to p=quarantine, then p=reject.
Introduce a CSP in report-only mode first.
Add Referrer-Policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin.
Publish CAA records for the CAs you use.
Increase max-age to at least 180 days.
Consider enabling DNSSEC.
Coverage below 100% means this is not a complete assessment. DKIM is not evaluated because it requires knowing your mail provider’s selectors. Internal networks, endpoints, and user practices are outside the scope of a public assessment.
Breach-exposure check not performed in this report. Results are available only to a verified domain owner once a licensed data provider and domain-ownership verification are configured.
Breach-exposure checks cover only the sources a licensed provider indexes, up to its stated date limits. They are not exhaustive dark-web coverage, cannot prove absence of exposure, and a historical breach record does not mean an account is currently compromised. This module is unscored and does not affect the CyberScore.