Free security self-assessment
Find your security gaps in 5 minutes.
Answer 21 plain-English questions — it takes about 5 minutes. You'll get a structured self-assessment you can use as the basis for the vulnerability assessment NSGP and most state programs ask for (a self-assessment is an accepted method; some states also want law enforcement to sign off). You can paste the findings straight into our AI grant writer. It's modeled on CISA's Houses of Worship / Faith-Based Community Self-Assessment.
A note on what you share. Your answers describe your building's weak points, so share only what you're comfortable sending. When an AI-written summary is generated, your findings are sent to our AI provider to produce it — see our privacy policy for how we handle your data.
What this is — and isn't. This is a starting point. It is not a substitute for a professional or law-enforcement assessment, and it is not a guarantee of safety or of a grant award. A self-assessment is an accepted method for NSGP, but some states require your local law enforcement to validate it, and a professional assessment is often more competitive. Free options: your local police/FBI field office, a CISA regional advisor, or a community security organization. Always confirm what your State Administering Agency accepts.