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Which security rules apply to your organization?

Answer 10 plain-language questions and see which regulations and standards likely apply, including whether your organization can use the Texas SB 2610 cybersecurity safe harbor, plus the security basics worth fixing first.

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Why knowing your requirements matters

Most organizations answer to more rules than they expect. Knowing yours helps you plan, budget and respond with confidence.

Penalties and breach costs

Depending on the rules that apply, regulators and the Texas Attorney General can impose penalties when required safeguards are missing, on top of the cost of responding to a breach. Knowing your rules early lets you put the right protections in place first.

Cyber insurance questions

Insurers ask about multi-factor authentication, backups and security policies before they quote or renew a policy. Clear answers help you secure coverage on good terms.

Winning and keeping contracts

Customers, health systems and defense primes increasingly ask for proof of security before they sign. Knowing your requirements helps you answer with confidence.

Common questions

Quick answers about the check and your results.

Is this legal advice?

The check gives general guidance on which rules likely apply. Confirm your obligations with your legal or compliance advisor.

Does this check cover the Texas SB 2610 safe harbor?

Yes. If you do business in Texas, have fewer than 250 employees and keep computerized personal information, including employee records, your results explain what a qualifying cybersecurity program looks like at your size. SB 2610 is voluntary. A qualifying program can protect you from exemplary (punitive) damages in a data breach lawsuit.

Learn more about SB 2610

What happens to my answers?

We receive a copy of your answers so we can follow up with you, and we keep your information private. See our privacy policy for details.

What if I answered “Not sure”?

That’s common. Your results mark those areas as worth a closer look, and our team of experts can help you find the answer.

What should I do next?

Book a free compliance review, and we’ll walk through your results, the gaps that matter most, and a practical plan to close them.

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