Nano Trust Score · Free

Find out what your systems are quietly costing you.

A few clicks. You get one score across cybersecurity, data and AI, the evidence behind it, and the shortest path to raising it.

Start the assessment See what's in the report

Free. A few minutes. Your report arrives by email. No sales call unless you ask for one.

Sample result
12%
At Risk

8 of 68 points across the three pillars

SecuredCybersecurity
10% · 2/20
TrustedData
20% · 4/20
AccountableDecision Intelligence
7% · 2/28

A real assessment result, anonymised. Most businesses score lower than they expect, which is the point of measuring.

What gets scored

One score, three pillars.

The same structure we use on every engagement. Security first, because everything else stands on it. Data second, because every decision inherits its quality. AI last, because it cannot be trusted until the other two are.

01 · Lead pillar

Secured

Cybersecurity
Who can access what
Encryption and backups
Monitoring and alerting
Connections to outside systems
Where a breach would get in, and whether you would notice.
02

Trusted

Data
Where your data actually lives
Who owns it and who can change it
Whether the numbers can be traced
One source, not fifteen spreadsheets
Whether the figures in your reports can be relied on.
03

Accountable

Decision Intelligence
What AI is running, and who approved it
What data those tools can reach
Whether decisions can be explained
Where a human still signs off
Whether you could answer a regulator without a scramble.

How it works

Four steps. No meeting required.

  • 01

    Answer the questions

    Plain English questions about your systems, your data and the AI tools your team already uses.

  • 02

    We score it

    Your answers are scored across all three pillars against the Privacy Act, the ASD Essential Eight and recognised governance standards.

  • 03

    The report arrives

    A personalised PDF lands in your inbox. Your band, your gaps, and what to do about them, in order of risk.

  • 04

    Act on it, with or without us

    Fix it yourself, or talk to us about a fixed price Trust Sprint. The report is yours either way.

Your report

What lands in your inbox.

Not a lead magnet with your name dropped into a template. A scored assessment of your business, written so your board can read it.

01

Your Trust Band

One headline position, from At Risk through to Trusted. The number you can put in front of a board, an insurer or a client without translating it first.

02

A score for each pillar

Secured, Trusted and Accountable scored separately, so you can see which one is dragging the others down.

03

What you are already doing well

Most organisations own more capability than they use. We name what is working before we name what is not.

04

Your priority gaps

The handful that matter, ranked by risk rather than by how easy they are to fix.

05

The next step for each one

A specific action per gap, with a sense of effort, so the report is something you can act on rather than file.

The bands

Where you land, and what it means.

Four bands across the whole assessment. Nobody starts at the top, and a low score is information rather than a verdict.

At Risk

Significant gaps across more than one pillar. Exposure is real and probably not visible from the inside.

Developing

The basics exist in places but are inconsistent. Controls depend on people remembering rather than on the system.

Established

Controls are in place and documented. The work now is evidence and keeping it current as things change.

Trusted

Governance is enforced by the platform, not by a document. You can prove it on request.

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Your business deserves a straight answer.

A few minutes now, instead of finding out from a customer, a bank or a regulator later.

Free · No lock-in · Your report arrives by email · No sales call unless you ask

First Name *
Last Name *
Company Name *
Email *
Industry/Sector *
Approximate Company Size *
e.g. 5 staff, 20 employees, $2M revenue
Phone Number *

SECTION 1: BUSINESS OPERATIONS
Establishes where your business is digitally, from spreadsheets to cloud systems.

G1. Does your business use any digital tools to run day-to-day operations? *
1.1. Do you use cloud-based software? (e.g. Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, industry-specific platforms)
1.2. Do staff access business systems from personal devices or from outside the office?
1.3. Do you have a single place where business information is stored and accessible to the right people?

SECTION 2: DATA FOUNDATION
Do you have data? Where does it live? Who owns it?

G2. Does your business collect or store customer, financial, or operational data? *
2.1. Do you know where all your critical business data lives?
2.2. Is there a specific person responsible for your data?
2.3. Is your data scattered across spreadsheets, emails, and disconnected tools?
2.4. Is your business data accurate, up to date, and free from errors or duplicates?
2.5. Do you back up your data regularly and test that backups actually work?

SECTION 3: TOOLS & EXTERNAL SYSTEMS
What software handles your business data?

G3. Do you use any third-party software or platforms that handle your business data? (e.g. accounting, CRM, booking, POS)? *
3.1. Do you know what data each of those tools collects and stores?
3.2. Have you reviewed the privacy and security settings of those tools in the last 12 months?
3.3. Do staff share logins for any of these systems?
3.4. If one of those tools went down tomorrow, would your business still be able to operate?

SECTION 4: CYBERSECURITY POSTURE
Applies to every business regardless of digital maturity.

4.1. Do staff use strong, unique passwords for all business systems? *
4.2. Is multi-factor authentication (MFA) enabled on key systems? *
4.3. Has your team had any cybersecurity awareness training in the last 12 months? *
4.4. Do you have a documented process for responding to a cyber incident or data breach? *
4.5. Has your business experienced a cyber incident, phishing attempt, or data breach? *

SECTION 5: AI USAGE
Are you using AI tools? Do you know what they access?

G5. Does your business currently use any AI tools? (e.g. ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, or AI embedded in your existing software)? *
5.1. Do you know what business data those AI tools can see or access?
5.2. Do staff use AI tools without any guidance or policy from the business?
5.3. Have you reviewed the terms and privacy policies of the AI tools your business uses?
5.4. Do you check or verify AI-generated outputs before acting on them?

SECTION 6: GOVERNANCE & ACCOUNTABILITY
Does anyone in your business own data, technology and AI decisions?

G6. Does your business have any formal policies around data, technology, or AI use? *
6.1. Is there someone in the business who is responsible for data and technology decisions?
6.2. Do you have a current privacy policy that reflects how you actually use data today?
6.3. Are your staff aware of their responsibilities around data handling and privacy?
6.4. If something went wrong with your data or AI systems, do you know who is accountable?

SECTION 7: DECISION MAKING
How do you make important business decisions today?

7.1. Do you use data to make important business decisions? (e.g. pricing, staffing, inventory, strategy)? *
7.2. Do you trust the accuracy of the data you use to make those decisions? *
7.3. Could you explain to a client, auditor, or regulator how a key business decision was made? *
7.4. Do you have visibility into how your business is performing in near real-time? *

After the score

Already have your number, and want to talk it through?

A 30 minute readiness call. We walk through your report, and you leave with the three gaps that matter most, whether or not you engage us.

Book a readiness call info@nanoinsights.com.au

Melbourne based. Nano Insights Pty Ltd.

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