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Life & fun · June 10, 2025

CheckFix – Cybersecurity Check & ToDos

Cybersecurity made simple – with clear ToDos for teams.

What it does

CheckFix helps companies of all sizes identify cybersecurity gaps on their own – with automated checks, risk ratings, and actionable ToDos. A chatbot guides you through implementation. Understandable, doable – no security team required.

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