How healthy is your technology?
A free, structured review of the seven things that decide whether your technology is an asset or a liability. You get the findings in plain English, in writing, whether or not you ever become a client.
- Free & no-obligation
- About an hour of your time
- Written report, yours to keep
- Run by a senior technician
What we look at
Seven areas, plainly scored. No 47-point vulnerability theater.
Monitoring & detection
Is anyone collecting and watching your logs? Would anyone notice a 2am sign-in from the wrong country?
Identity
MFA coverage, admin accounts, and whether departed employees are really gone.
Backups
Do they exist, are they tested, and when did anyone last actually restore something?
Patching & lifecycle
How current your systems are, and what is quietly past end-of-life.
Microsoft 365 posture
The handful of settings that matter, including whether your email is protected against spoofing.
The people layer
Has anyone taught your team what phishing looks like?
The paper layer
Is any of it written down? Who do you call, and what does your insurance expect?
What you walk away with
The RMON Technology Health Report. A one-page summary scoring each area as In place, Partial, Gap, or Could not verify, plus a plain-English readout where we walk you through what we found and what we would do first. Findings and observations, not an audit or a certification. No 47-point vulnerability theater; seven things you can hold in your head.
How it works
1. Book it. Pick a time below.
2. Talk. About an hour with a senior technician, plus a short follow-up if something needs a second look.
3. Readout. Within a week you get the report and the walk-through.
Yes, we hope you like what you see and become a client. The report is yours either way.
Who it is for
Organizations of roughly 20 to 150 people in our service area: New Hampshire, southern Maine, and eastern Massachusetts. Nonprofits, municipalities, and businesses that depend on their technology but do not have a full IT department watching it.
Common questions about the Health Check
Is this a sales pitch?
Do we have to become a client?
Is this a security audit or penetration test?
What does it cost?
Find out where you stand.
Free, about an hour, and the report is yours to keep either way.