EXPLAIN MY IT · explainmyit.comThe owner's record · monthly
● MAY 2026
Most owners have no idea what their IT actually looks like.
ExplainMyIT scans your setup and explains what it finds. Plain English. No jargon. In sixty seconds you'll know more about your own IT than most business owners ever do.
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§ 01 · contents
What's in your free snapshot
Six observable signal areas. Read in five minutes. Written for owners, not technicians.
01
Owner Summary
A 4–6 sentence overview of what your IT setup means for the business.
02
Top Findings
Three most important things, ranked by business impact, not technical severity.
03
Assumptions
What your current setup is assuming works, so you can verify it actually does.
04
Questions to Ask
Specific questions for your IT team or MSP to clarify your setup.
Plus detailed findings across six areas
Domain & infrastructureEmail securityWebsite securityTechnology stackPublic exposureBreach history
§ 02 · specimen
A finding looks like this:
No traffic-light dashboards. No "critical / high / medium." Just an explanation.
Finding #02 · email securityConfidence partial
Your email protection is partially configured, which means someone could impersonate your company unless additional controls are in place. This is common in small businesses and is usually handled by internal IT or an MSP.
Ask your IT provider
"Are SPF, DKIM, and DMARC all set up for our domain — and is DMARC enforcing, or just monitoring?"
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