Free AI tools · Email Scanner, NIS2 Assessment and Incident Cost Calculator
Three free tools: email address and domain validation, NIS2 self-assessment and an incident cost calculator. No intrusive sign-up, no commercial reuse of your data.
Cyber incident cost calculator
EUR estimate of the average cost of an incident by sector, size and exposure. Public data IBM 2024, ENISA and ES/EU adjustments.
Email Scanner · Validate an address or domain in seconds
Enter an email or a domain. We check its format, whether it is disposable or generic, and the domain's email authentication. With explanation.
NIS2 Assessment · Free self-evaluation in 15 minutes
Fifteen minutes. Twenty-five questions. You will know your maturity level against NIS2, your weakest areas and where to start.
Free AI tools
Three tools. They reflect how we work: useful, restrained, no catch.
Email Scanner
What it does. Validates an email address or a domain and returns a score with plain-language recommendations. It checks syntax (RFC), whether the address is disposable or a generic/role account, and the domain's DNS authentication: MX, SPF, DMARC and DKIM records.
Who it's useful for. Anyone who wants to know whether the address writing to them belongs to a properly configured domain, or whether their own company's domain is protected against spoofing. Particularly useful for teams without a formal SOC: small businesses, professional firms, executive assistants.
How to use it. Enter an email address or a domain. Instant result.
What we do with your data. The analysis is 100% passive, against public DNS only: we don't open emails or analyse content, links or attachments. We don't store the address. No mandatory sign-up for occasional use.
NIS2 Assessment
What it does. Self-assessment questionnaire that positions your company against the NIS2 Directive. It tells you:
- Whether your organisation falls within the directive's scope (essential entity, important entity or out of scope).
- Which obligations specifically apply to you.
- Where to start and in what reasonable order.
- Roughly how much work compliance represents.
Who it's useful for. SMB and mid-market leadership who have heard about NIS2, don't know if it applies, and don't want to pay for a full analysis just to answer that first question.
How to use it. Twenty-five questions with guided answers. The result is calculated in your browser and shown on screen at the end, with your situation and a mini action plan.
What we do with your data. We don't ask for an email: you view the result on screen and close it. No surprise newsletter, no automatic sales call. If you want to talk to us, write to us. If not, don't.
Incident Cost Calculator
What it does. Estimates, in euros, what a security incident would cost you (ransomware, data breach, CEO fraud, operational downtime). It combines business downtime, technical recovery, notification and potential fines, and reputational damage, with realistic sector ranges.
Who it's useful for. Leadership and finance who need a defensible figure to justify security investment to the board, or to size a cyber insurance policy.
How to use it. A few minutes. Enter revenue, sector and a handful of parameters; get an estimated cost range and a breakdown by item.
What we do with your data. The calculation runs in your browser. We don't store your figures or use them for commercial purposes.
Calculate the cost of an incident
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If there is something specific that would help your team, write to us. If it makes sense for several companies, we build it and open it to the public.
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