Winery Risk Snapshot
Ten questions on the things that actually cause winery incidents. You'll get an instant exposure summary — no email required, no data sent anywhere.
Where your exposure is concentrated
This snapshot is a self-assessment aid, not a formal security audit or legal compliance determination. It runs entirely in your browser; no answers are transmitted or stored.
What the Winery Risk Snapshot checks
This free winery cybersecurity self-assessment scores ten areas that most often lead to incidents at small and mid-size wineries — the same areas a cyber-insurance questionnaire or a wholesale buyer's security review will probe:
- Identity & access control — multi-factor authentication across email, wine club, and DTC systems.
- Backups you can actually recover — whether backups are test-restored, not just marked complete.
- Seasonal-staff offboarding — deactivating harvest and event accounts the day they leave.
- Network segmentation — keeping the tasting room and guest Wi-Fi off the POS and back-office network.
- Wire-fraud / BEC controls — verifying supplier payment-change requests before paying.
- Wine club data protection — access control and export limits on customer and DTC data.
- 24×7 detection & response — monitoring with someone who acts on alerts, not just forwards them.
- Patch enforcement — on POS terminals and production and back-office machines.
- Insurance & buyer readiness — being able to answer a security questionnaire with confidence.
- CCPA readiness — a documented security program for the California consumer data you hold.
The snapshot is free, takes about two minutes, and requires no email. It's built for family-run and boutique Napa and North Bay wineries with direct-to-consumer operations — tasting rooms, wine clubs, and ecommerce — that want a fast read on where they stand before an incident, an insurance renewal, or a buyer's due-diligence review forces the question. For a deeper look, the winery security program turns the snapshot's gaps into an operated plan.