Weekend Cybersecurity & Backup Audit
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I want to sit down—virtually—with an experienced IT professional for two focused hours on Saturday and again on Sunday to review every online tool my company relies on. The immediate goal is to tighten cybersecurity, verify that our backups are both complete and retrievable, and make sure we maintain full control over all domains, SaaS logins, cloud drives, and other digital assets.
We already have a few security measures in place, but they are patchy. What worries me most right now is user-access control: who can touch what, how passwords are stored, and whether multifactor authentication is enforced everywhere it should be. During our sessions we will log in together, map out each system, and plug any obvious holes. If you spot deeper issues, outline them so we can plan longer-term fixes.
Acceptance criteria for the weekend sessions:
• A concise audit worksheet listing every tool we reviewed, its current security posture, and next actions.
• Confirmation that critical data is backed up, plus a quick restore test for at least one backup set.
• A written access-control policy draft (even if rough) that I can circulate internally on Monday.
After this initial sprint I expect occasional follow-up work, so a freelancer open to ongoing support will be ideal. Experience with WordPress troubleshooting is a bonus—if you can harden and patch our sites while you’re here, even better.
Please be ready with the usual security toolkit (password-manager best practices, MFA setup know-how, vulnerability scanners, etc.) and the patience to walk me through each step live. Looking forward to making the company safer together this weekend.
We already have a few security measures in place, but they are patchy. What worries me most right now is user-access control: who can touch what, how passwords are stored, and whether multifactor authentication is enforced everywhere it should be. During our sessions we will log in together, map out each system, and plug any obvious holes. If you spot deeper issues, outline them so we can plan longer-term fixes.
Acceptance criteria for the weekend sessions:
• A concise audit worksheet listing every tool we reviewed, its current security posture, and next actions.
• Confirmation that critical data is backed up, plus a quick restore test for at least one backup set.
• A written access-control policy draft (even if rough) that I can circulate internally on Monday.
After this initial sprint I expect occasional follow-up work, so a freelancer open to ongoing support will be ideal. Experience with WordPress troubleshooting is a bonus—if you can harden and patch our sites while you’re here, even better.
Please be ready with the usual security toolkit (password-manager best practices, MFA setup know-how, vulnerability scanners, etc.) and the patience to walk me through each step live. Looking forward to making the company safer together this weekend.