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What the Cyber Awareness piece could actually look like

Two mockups below: a section that could be added to the live audits.html page today, and a concept sketch of the future self-serve dashboard. The first is close to buildable copy. The second is a sketch of a Year 2+ idea — nothing here is built.

Addable now New section for audits.html, after Pricing
sfinco.com.au/audits.html#awareness
After the audit

Staying switched on, not just fixed once

An audit gives you a clear picture on the day we run it. Cyber Awareness is the ongoing side — a plain-English score you can watch move over time, and a short monthly note to keep your team a step ahead, without turning into another thing in your inbox to dread.

Your Cyber Confidence Score
Solid basics covered, a few things to tighten

Scored off the same checklist your audit used. No jargon, no certificate — just a plain read on where things stand, updated at each check-in.

The Sfinco Check-in
  • This month: Invoice scams doing the rounds in Noosa
  • Last month: The one setting that stops most password theft

One short, useful note a month for retainer clients. Five minutes, one topic, nothing scary.

Concept — not built The future self-serve dashboard, Year 2+
app.sfinco.com.au (concept)
Not built
Sfinco
  • Overview
  • Cyber Confidence Score
  • Check-ins
  • Team
  • Settings

Noosa Coffee Co.

Last audit: 14 Jul 2026 · Next check-in: 12 Sep 2026
Cyber Confidence Score
Solid Overall

Up from Building last quarter. Prepare your staff is the one still holding you back — worth a look before the next check-in.

Secure your accountsStrong
Protect your devicesSolid
Prepare your staffBuilding
Score trend · last 6 check-ins
Recent Check-ins
Aug 2026 · sent 3 days ago

Invoice scams doing the rounds in Noosa

What they look like, and the one habit that stops them cold.

Jul 2026

The one setting that stops most password theft

Five minutes to turn on, covered on last month's audit call.

Jun 2026

Spotting a fake supplier email

Three tells, with a real example from a Sunshine Coast client.

Where each piece actually stands

The top mockup is close to real copy — it could go into audits.html once you're ready to offer Cyber Awareness as part of the retainer. The dashboard below it is a sketch of the idea, not a spec; scoring and delivery stay fully manual (Leo, an email, a doc) until there's a real reason to build the app.

Nothing shown here is live or built — concept only.